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Thanks for the post - Unbelievable the amount of detail work the people go through and did you notice that none of them wear glasses - I would require a magnifying glass to do that ...
It's not surprising that model cars cost a lot as thier manuacture is so labour intensive
We should be ashamed to look at these pictures......
and just even think that the models we buy are too costly.
ALL the pictures posted in the last few weeks clearly show the lack of environmental and safety standards in this manufacturing operation.
??? I believe I only see that a person spray painting is not wearing any 'masking' in case there are fumes. What else might I be missing concerning 'safety / environmental' issues?????
I'm not ashamed nor do I think the models I buy are too costly.
A lot more than you think.
I guess I missed out on the 'other' pics that were previously posted.
There is an air extractor behind...
and the paint goes directly to this extractor. That's why they don't use mask.
Thanks Alberto.
There was a statement made regarding 'safety and environmental' issues and I've been looking at the pics to try and find them. Thanks for the info regarding the painting of the models.
+1
Then please elucidate
Sorry Paul...I don't 'halucinate' at my age anymore..lol.
I was interested to see what Richard Dube was going to say






























