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	''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''		''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''

82.18.233.90 at 17:23, 9 January 2020

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	''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''		''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''

	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which ~~hand~~ off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hang off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

	Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts off the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, which stab you in the goddamn thumb and give you blood poisoning, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]		Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts off the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, which stab you in the goddamn thumb and give you blood poisoning, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]

	See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.		See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.

104.220.161.252 at 14:38, 28 August 2018

2018-08-28T14:38:13Z

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	''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay ~~Gerrick~~, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''		''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''

	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

1d4chan>HussarZwei: Fixed typo.

2018-08-24T20:00:39Z

Fixed typo.

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	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

	Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts of the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, which stab you in the goddamn thumb and give you blood poisoning, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]		Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts off the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, which stab you in the goddamn thumb and give you blood poisoning, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]

	See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.		See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.

1d4chan>Justaquickbite at 22:02, 16 June 2017

2017-06-16T22:02:38Z

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	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

	Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts of the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]		Removing this stuff is the second most annoying modeling chore, besides actually getting parts of the sprue. You can take files, knives, razors, buff brushes, and [[Awesome\|belt sanders]] to this stuff, and it will ''never'' look just the way you want it. You will spend so much time trying to remove the stuff, that you didn't notice you just sanded half of that Space Marine's arm off and cut huge chunks into that [[Dark Eldar]]'s armor. Good painters know that their amazing painting jobs will all be ruined if they don't remove the flash well enough, because good painters often [[THIN YOUR PAINTS\|THIN THEIR PAINTS]] to such a degree that mold lines won't be buffed out by the paint. Metal models are even worse, due to the sneaky little wires that curl up and around the model, which stab you in the goddamn thumb and give you blood poisoning, as well as huge hunks of metal hanging off of weird places. [[Derp\|It can sometimes be hard to tell]] [[What\|Flash from model!]]

	See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.		See [[Finecast]] for how [[Games Workshop]] wants you to pay $20 to trim their new, pre-crappified resin models.

24.5.199.119 at 06:06, 23 September 2014

2014-09-23T06:06:33Z

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	''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Gerrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow [[Ork]]s.''		''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Gerrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow-painted [[Ork]]s.''

	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

24.5.199.119 at 06:06, 23 September 2014

2014-09-23T06:06:12Z

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	''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Gerrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]''		''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Gerrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]. Also not to be confused with yellow [[Ork]]s.''

	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.

1d4chan>Biggus Berrus at 09:50, 15 June 2013

2013-06-15T09:50:14Z

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			''Not to be confused with the Adobe application or [[/co/\|Jay Gerrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen]]''

	'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.		'''Flash''', sometimes known as '''Kit''', is the hobbyists term for the mold lines, thin membranes of plastic, trailing metal wires, and other unsightly nubs and bits which hand off a new model. Flash is created by the casting process for plastic, resin, and metal models. And it sucks.