My Gunpla are dusty
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Tegumi wrote...
They'll be fine. It's not like hurricane-force winds, right?It's a god damn leafblower, they're fairly powerful gusts.
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Tegumi
"im always cute"
You should be able to operate one fairly well. You are Mexican, after all.
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Tegumi wrote...
You should be able to operate one fairly well. You are Mexican, after all.OHOHOHOHOHOH
TMS down Tegumi wit up
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Tegumi wrote...
You should be able to operate one fairly well. You are Mexican, after all.WHOA WHOA WHOA
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Tegumi
"im always cute"
TehMikuruSlave wrote...
Tegumi wrote...
You should be able to operate one fairly well. You are Mexican, after all.WHOA WHOA WHOA
:D
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If they've been painted, try using a cotton swab, so you don't end up scratching or flaking off the paint.
If they aren't, wiping them down with a wet towelette squeezed dry is fine.
If they aren't, wiping them down with a wet towelette squeezed dry is fine.
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you could use a small paintbrush?? not like one of those artist brushes.. but a small painting one.. with a 2-3cm wide brushhead.. like the ones you use to paint door edges with..
i used one of those to clean out a laptop.. works like a charm.. the bristles are soft enough to get in-between things.. and can shift the dirt well rather than just spreading it..
good luck!
i used one of those to clean out a laptop.. works like a charm.. the bristles are soft enough to get in-between things.. and can shift the dirt well rather than just spreading it..
good luck!
