Re: [TANKS] Re: cheap and easy moldable home made plastic for tank parts or ...

[Odyssey...@aol.com]

i think someone else posted something similar but only it used them plastic shopping bags (or was that chopped up soda bottles)

 

Chris,
Odyssey Slipways

[Odyssey...@aol.com]

In a message dated 11/11/2009 7:13:03 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, cybers...@gmail.com writes:

there is also one other meathod you can do using 1 gallon of hot milk
and 3 tablespoons of vinigar. It makes similar results after you
strain it.

an eatable tank!

 

Chris,
Odyssey Slipways

[Clark Ward Jr]

To increase the offense rating, mix in some Texas Pete :)

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Clark in Georgia

[Odyssey...@aol.com]

In a message dated 11/11/2009 9:46:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, edc...@live.ca writes:

I hear there was once an aircraft carrier made of ice...but a tank
made of cheese?

sounds a bit cheesy to me

 

Chris,
Odyssey Slipways

[Michael Clark]

It is called Polymorph as a brand. I don't know what the actual material is. You boil it hot water and it becomes pliable until it cools.

[Aahz]

Michael Clark wrote:
> It is called Polymorph as a brand. I don't know what the actual
> material is. You boil it hot water and it becomes pliable until it cools.

I've heard of a product called ShapeLock that works like that.

Aahz.

[Michael Clark]

Shapelock is another name. I think the stuff I have is actually Shapelock.

[Phil]

I've been using paper mache recently. Cheap, light, easy to work with
and sticks well to wood. Tests suggest it will stand up to paintballs
but ask me aafter the next battle!

Phil

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[Odyssey...@aol.com]

In a message dated 11/12/2009 6:27:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, sasque...@aol.com writes:

I've been using paper mache recently. Cheap, light, easy to work with
and sticks well to wood. Tests suggest it will stand up to paintballs
but ask me aafter the next battle!

Phil

mmmmmm.......... blow away reactive armor?

 

Chris,
Odyssey Slipways

[Mike Måne]

Attach lumps of cotton-balls around your tank like sandbags to absorb
paintballs!

-Mike M.

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Fluffy tank

On 13 Nov, 03:00, Mike Måne <mike082...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Attach lumps of cotton-balls around your tank like sandbags to absorb
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