Your average Mondo yazoo tube with one poster comes in at around 950g, just under the 1kg threshold for higher chargesbert wrote:It will depend on the size and weight of the tube. Try here for some estimates:DamnedDemonOfDespair wrote:What does it cost to ship a tube to Canada? Somebody here must know.
http://www.royalmail.com/price-finder
https://www.parcel2go.com/
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Where do you guys get your mats from? I really struggle to find a good range of colours here in the UK.
Also has anyone got a good source of acid free tissue paper? Can't seem to find anything big enough to cover a 24x36. This is the best I have found https://www.davpack.co.uk/protective-pa ... tissue.htm
Also has anyone got a good source of acid free tissue paper? Can't seem to find anything big enough to cover a 24x36. This is the best I have found https://www.davpack.co.uk/protective-pa ... tissue.htm
I've found it tricky to get a decent range of mat colours too.benjo09 wrote:Where do you guys get your mats from? I really struggle to find a good range of colours here in the UK.
Also has anyone got a good source of acid free tissue paper? Can't seem to find anything big enough to cover a 24x36. This is the best I have found https://www.davpack.co.uk/protective-pa ... tissue.htm
For tissue paper I just buy it off ebay.
I use two sheets of this on a 24x36.
- Chenley123
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If you have a framer in your area, you might want to pop in and try your luck. Some are happy to order mount board in to bulk out their own orders
- hpoorthuis
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Hi guys,
So ever since I broke my arm I haven't been able to work or do a lot. I'm getting pretty bored! So I'm doing sketches/drawings for the cost of shipping and supplies. Let's say £15. You give me a movie related subject and I draw something. Most of it will probably be portrait type stuff, but I'll do whatever I feel like doing. This is just to keep myself occupied so no deadlines, but most will probably take a day depending on how much trouble my broken (non-drawing) arm is giving me. Size wil be a4.
Here are a few examples.
Pm me or make a list in this thread and II'll get to it asap!
cheers
So ever since I broke my arm I haven't been able to work or do a lot. I'm getting pretty bored! So I'm doing sketches/drawings for the cost of shipping and supplies. Let's say £15. You give me a movie related subject and I draw something. Most of it will probably be portrait type stuff, but I'll do whatever I feel like doing. This is just to keep myself occupied so no deadlines, but most will probably take a day depending on how much trouble my broken (non-drawing) arm is giving me. Size wil be a4.
Here are a few examples.
Pm me or make a list in this thread and II'll get to it asap!
cheers
- gavgriff77
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Can pick something up for you, sure
That Which Can Be Imagined Need Never Be Lost
Where do people get their weight bags from?
I'm looking at getting some ball bearings and these http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/cotton-zip-bag/594447-1000
Any better ideas?
I'm looking at getting some ball bearings and these http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/cotton-zip-bag/594447-1000
Any better ideas?
Ball bearings may be a bit harsh. I used the teeny glass beads they use in reborn dolls. Bought some plastic bags that I filled then got mum to make cloth bags with colourfast cotton for them to go in.benjo09 wrote:Where do people get their weight bags from?
I'm looking at getting some ball bearings and these http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/cotton-zip-bag/594447-1000
Any better ideas?
This kinda stuff..
I just use booksbenjo09 wrote:Where do people get their weight bags from?
I'm looking at getting some ball bearings and these http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/cotton-zip-bag/594447-1000
Any better ideas?
fitz wrote:
I just use books
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Hi,
New to the Hobby based in Nottingham, Currently only collecting Laurent Durieux Posters at the minute as i seem to want most of them and my house is only so big to display them!
Thanks
Alexei
New to the Hobby based in Nottingham, Currently only collecting Laurent Durieux Posters at the minute as i seem to want most of them and my house is only so big to display them!
Thanks
Alexei
- HippyChick
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Hi Alexei - I think we've chatted on Facebook. Welcome to the group!theonlytexaspete wrote:Hi,
New to the Hobby based in Nottingham, Currently only collecting Laurent Durieux Posters at the minute as i seem to want most of them and my house is only so big to display them!
Thanks
Alexei
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- LarryForsyth
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Jasper73 wrote:Welcome bud.