Making the Most of Your Xuron® Tools
Gerald Voigt
Gerald’s involvement with the scale modeling hobby dates back to his preteen years. Since then, he has been involved in almost every aspect of the hobby…IPMS chapter president, product manufacturing, marketing, technical advisor, design engineer, wholesale and retail sales, and most recently, a hobby advocate and brand ambassador representing Xuron Corp. His initial relationship with Xuron® started when he approached us with a product idea. This led to the successful development of two of the most popular tools Xuron® produces for scale modelers…the 2175ET Pro Sprue Cutter and the 9180ET Pro PE Scissors.
Can You Ever Have Too Many Scale Modeling Tools?
Let’s face it, if you’re like most scale modelers you’re someone inclined to be a hoarder. Your stash of kits is likely to consist of more kits than you could ever build in your lifetime, maybe even two! This propensity to acquire more isn’t just limited to model kits. It also applies to scale modeling […]
Scale Model Painting with an Airbrush
As a scale modeler I started like most of my peers with a variety of old fashion stick type paintbrushes to paint my models. Even today there are some aspects of scale model painting that require the use of a paintbrush. Before I really mastered the stroke of a paintbrush I was introduced to painting […]
Glues, Cement and Solvents for Scale Model Building
Once upon a time … or as we say now … “back in the day,” when you purchased a model kit you also picked up a tube of model cement for the assembly process. If your parents were like mine they knew when you were scale model building instead of doing your homework. Model cement had […]
Light ’em Up!
Imagine drawing on the wall of a cave or trying to paint the ceiling of a 16th Century Chapel using nothing but a couple of candles to illuminate what you’re working on. Today’s hobbyist, craftsmen and artists don’t have to rely on the light emitted by a few candles. We can have ample lighting to […]
The Perfect Pliers
The perfect pliers are right at the end of each of your arms…your fingers. Well, maybe they’re not the most perfect pliers…let me explain why. As strong as your fingers are, they don’t have the strength and rigidity necessary to do many of the tasks you want to do. You might have fingers that are […]
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