So, you\'ve been reading all the wonderful advice on this forum, telling you to switch to Vallejo since you get more for your money.
You saw the amazing range they have and gone out and bought some.
But now the paint is not consistent and people tell you to shake those things like a rabbid monkey.
Desperate, suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome, you search online for a professional paint shaker.
You sell your car and buy one.
But you don\'t need to do that!
Not unless you want to support your lovely public transportion system!
I present you the Home-made Braun Paint Shaker!
(patent pending)
WARNING: For best results you should try this when your significant other / parent is not at home.
At home we have one of this, a... thing that... hum, shreds stuff! Like vegetables and cookies.
You also have one of this, that has the consistency of cement:
Now remove the upper part of the shredding thing (this is actually the culinary term, for all of you culinary illiterates).
Next, get some tape. You need some good tape, the kind of tape that won\'t allow the spinning objects to fly directly at your head:
I like my head!
Attach the Vallejo bottle to the upper part of the thing:
Look at it, laughing at your inferior shaking skills!
Turn it on baby!
Whooo whoo!
Ahh, such nice, creamy paint!
Enjoy!
You saw the amazing range they have and gone out and bought some.
But now the paint is not consistent and people tell you to shake those things like a rabbid monkey.
Desperate, suffering from carpal tunnel syndrome, you search online for a professional paint shaker.
You sell your car and buy one.
But you don\'t need to do that!
Not unless you want to support your lovely public transportion system!
I present you the Home-made Braun Paint Shaker!
(patent pending)
WARNING: For best results you should try this when your significant other / parent is not at home.
At home we have one of this, a... thing that... hum, shreds stuff! Like vegetables and cookies.
You also have one of this, that has the consistency of cement:
Now remove the upper part of the shredding thing (this is actually the culinary term, for all of you culinary illiterates).
Next, get some tape. You need some good tape, the kind of tape that won\'t allow the spinning objects to fly directly at your head:
I like my head!
Attach the Vallejo bottle to the upper part of the thing:
Look at it, laughing at your inferior shaking skills!
Turn it on baby!
Whooo whoo!
Ahh, such nice, creamy paint!
Enjoy!
