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Limited Run Set of Photoetched Grilles with Fans for DeAgostini Falcon - NOW IN PRODUCTION
- Thread starter Gus76
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JetSetWilly
Well-Known Member
Pm sent
DeAgo hasn't released those yet. I will definitely make side by side photo as soon as I have it.
Rikarus
Sr Member
PM sent
List updated. If you haven't specified your forum name in the payment notes the list may not reflect your current status, sorry. I will update PayPal or contact you with the tracking info once your shipment is out of the door. The next shipping batch begins the following Monday. The shipments will go out in the order the payments were received.
Joe Cool
New Member
Hi Gus,
I can report that I received your parcel safely today. Man what a unbelievable quality these parts are. Never see anything like that out of a 3D printer / SLA printer here in Germany. And how thick your photo etched parts are. I´m so happy to take the chance and buy one set from you.
All the best for the future and hopefully we will see more like that from you.
I can report that I received your parcel safely today. Man what a unbelievable quality these parts are. Never see anything like that out of a 3D printer / SLA printer here in Germany. And how thick your photo etched parts are. I´m so happy to take the chance and buy one set from you.
All the best for the future and hopefully we will see more like that from you.
Jedimeister
New Member
I am interested. Please send me payment Details. I'm from Germany.
Jedimeister
New Member
Payment done.
jockdeboer
Well-Known Member
Gus, can you send the payment info? I never got it. Jock
PM sent.
Hi Joerg,
Thank you! I meant to post this, but keep forgetting. You don't need to clean them or wash them. They have already been washed in isopropyl alcohol. However, if by any reason you still think they need to be cleaned, wash them in 99% isopropyl alcohol bath for 5 min maximum, then blow off excess of isopropyl alcohol from them with a fan or blower (like hair dryer) on cold air only and leave them to dry for at least a day before priming.
However, as I said they don't really need any prep work, is has already been done.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Gus
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