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Vinnie Branigan
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 REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds A look at two new cobblestone moulds from J's Work... REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds   Vinnie
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Good review Vinnie, I like J's range very much... extremely usefull product all round. This one is no exception. I do still think these cobblestones look like lentil/ split peas... But if you cast them in plaster/hydrocal, you could sand them down a little to give them a flatter appearance. Do I read this correct: are you casting a few for Matt??? In that case, where do I place my order? 100000 of the large ones please.  Frerik
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Nope. You'd have to search for another mention of a Yoghurt pot to understand that reference Frerik! Vinnie
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Vinnie Branigan wrote: Nope. You'd have to search for another mention of a Yoghurt pot to understand that reference Frerik! Vinnie  Now they don't teach you those things in school!!! Frerik
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Vinnie Branigan wrote: Nope. You'd have to search for another mention of a Yoghurt pot to understand that reference Frerik! Vinnie GOT IT GOT IT GOT IT..... At first I thought it had something to do with language .... now that I finally caught up in a few threads..... found it! ps I use a metal tin that used to have cookies in them! Fancy eh?! Frerik
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Very! I put a few small screws in with them. Works wonders! Messy cleaning the yoghurt off afterwards though Matt!  Vinnie
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Vinnie Branigan wrote: Very! I put a few small screws in with them. Works wonders! Messy cleaning the yoghurt off afterwards though Matt! Vinnie Screws....? What type? what size.... length...??? And when do you clean the tub...? right after I assume.... or can you leave it for a few days? Frerik
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Leave the yoghurt on the plaster parts for a few weeks Frerik. They end up as very nicely aged garden ornaments. If a little miniature. So keep the grass short. Very short.  Vinnie
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Frerik Noordhuis
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds Vinnie Branigan wrote: Leave the yoghurt on the palster parts for a few weeks Frerik. They end up as very nicely aged graden ornaments. If a little miniature. So keep the grass short. Very short. Vinnie Man this is a difficult site..... if you are not English speaking by birth.... can someone tell me what palster is, and graden? Graden? degrees???? this all leaves me puzzled....  Frerik
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: REVIEW: J'S WORK - Cobblstone Moulds I't-s Nort mye faorlt yoo dount speeke Engileesh. Vinnie
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