Chatterbox 13 - Not More Nippers!?

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  • Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
  • Chatterbox is a new format for me in which I do just that - chat! There will be mini reviews and things of use, comment on new stuff, and probably old, reactions to comments on the videos etc etc.
    In this instalment I went to a model show and bought nippers, God Hand no less!
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Комментарии • 11

  • @FinsburyPhil
    @FinsburyPhil 2 месяца назад +2

    Lovely to hear the energy back in your voice Jen. Looking forward to the next Mossie episode.

  • @wadetubman
    @wadetubman 2 месяца назад +1

    Given how much we all use. Nippers the god hands are the best

  • @jfm148
    @jfm148 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for this video, Jen. Looking forward to your next installment on the Mosquito build for beginners. I am not a beginner but I've learned A LOT from your videos. Thanks for improving my hobby.

  • @arrrgee
    @arrrgee 2 месяца назад

    I didn't realise you were at the Model World Live show, I'd have popped over and said hi if I had!
    We had the same experience on our stand, lots of interest from the public and lots of questions which was different to the usual model shows.
    I also picked up a pair of discounted Godhand Ultimate Nippers 5.0, they are nice for those fine parts in 1/72.

  • @jb_makesgames2264
    @jb_makesgames2264 2 месяца назад

    Good Video - Re good nipper features you should be looking at adjustment mechanisms that keeps the blades from hitting each other too hard. It is usually a small screw that are part of a nipper head.

  • @Simonize41
    @Simonize41 2 месяца назад

    Hi Jen. I was nights and I couldn’t get the time off (short staffed).😔I work on the railway, have since ‘86 and I’m a huge English Electric and Class 37 fan; I’d have loved to have seen 37108 (D6808) again. Had that beast a few times for haulage on passenger trains, and I worked her as a guard on the North Camp tanks (Nr Reading) once, back in ‘86-‘87, poss ‘88? All my logs are lost. I remember, because I only dropped on three 37s on that diagram: 108, 132 and 225 (it normally dropped a Class 33 or 47). She looks amazing, what a job they’ve done!🤘🏻😎 (Plenty of 37s on my YT channel.)
    Anyway, back on track. Sorry… 🙄😅

  • @wordenb1830
    @wordenb1830 2 месяца назад

    I managed to drop my Dspiae nippers breaking the tip of one blade but filed the other down to match so they are shorter but still usable. However i decided to treat myself to the newly imported more expensive Godhand pair but to be honest I think the Dspiae still cut better.

  • @slotcarpalace
    @slotcarpalace 2 месяца назад +1

    I use a set of cheapo Excel cutters to detach parts from thick sprue and a set of Meng MTS-022 nippers for any fine work. I do have a set of the top tier Godhands (SPN-120, the ones that come with their own little nappy) which work beautifully, but are so delicate that I rarely use them.
    I much prefer the Meng to be honest, a lot cheaper and a lot more useful.

    • @MrMikeSworld
      @MrMikeSworld 2 месяца назад

      Similar but I use a Xuron for sprue cuts and the Dispaie knips to tidy up the gate to the actual model.

  • @bigshanty1810
    @bigshanty1810 2 месяца назад

    A Going To Town Rig build in the works?😁😁😁

  • @fredtedstedman
    @fredtedstedman 2 месяца назад

    I have found it difficult to get "non-synthetic" brushes ! I use enamels and white spirit and find that after a few months the synthetic bristles get "split ends" and end up with a furry look ! anyone else noticing this ?