I want to start customizing not by airbrush but hand painting .How do you remove paint from a toy car if you want to customize it ?
Brake fluid! That's right, go to your auto parts store and buy a bottle of brake fluid. (Read the warning label!) It is a very effective paint remover. I put Hotwheels and Matchbox bodies in old pickle jars, cover them with brake fluid and let them soak for a few days. Fish them out with a wire so you can reuse the fluid. Wipe them down and clean up details with a pin.How do you remove paint from a toy car if you want to customize it ?
dont know try nail polish remover or acetoneHow do you remove paint from a toy car if you want to customize it ?
You could try a Dremel tool.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Where can i buy a toy piano?
I am looking for a type of toy piano that is in the movie Hamlet 2.
Or something similar, a small, cheap, toy piano.Where can i buy a toy piano?
I try to find the best place for you to buy a toy piano.
The prices are good and FREE Shipping.
From this link...
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url鈥?/a>
Hope you like some of it. Good Luck!spongebob games online
Or something similar, a small, cheap, toy piano.Where can i buy a toy piano?
I try to find the best place for you to buy a toy piano.
The prices are good and FREE Shipping.
From this link...
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url鈥?/a>
Hope you like some of it. Good Luck!
What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
Best answer gets ten points, need to know by tomorrow.What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
I agree, spray some Bitter Yuck! on it and give him a KONG. It's a mental type of treat that will keep your dog busy for a while....as will rawhide, definitely.
Dogs go NUTS over those Loofa Dog stuffed toys they sell. Also try sneaking up on your dog and rattling a can filled with marbles so they learn it's wrong!What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
Depends on the dog. Rawhides are good but so is furniture. spray the furniture with a chew deterrent like Bitter Apple and supervise the dog. If the dog has to be left alone, confine him away form the furniture.
Bones. Raw hides. Alot of times when my family eats ribs we give my dog the bones, because the bones isnt small enough for my rattie to swallow.What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
Dogs do like to chew but maybe part of the problem is that the dog has energy he is not expending. If that's the case, dogs will find ways to expend energy like chewing on things, digging holes, etc.
Taking the dog on 2 walks a day is really a necessity for all dogs.
15-20 minutes in the morning, more if you can and the same or more in the evening.
This alone may cure the chewing problem.
I have found that the large white/beige rawhide knotted bones last a long time and most dogs like to chew on them. If the dog is big, get a big one, if he's small get a small enough bone that he can get his mouth around it.
http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/tips/basic鈥?/a>
Good luck.
I agree, spray some Bitter Yuck! on it and give him a KONG. It's a mental type of treat that will keep your dog busy for a while....as will rawhide, definitely.
Dogs go NUTS over those Loofa Dog stuffed toys they sell. Also try sneaking up on your dog and rattling a can filled with marbles so they learn it's wrong!What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
Depends on the dog. Rawhides are good but so is furniture. spray the furniture with a chew deterrent like Bitter Apple and supervise the dog. If the dog has to be left alone, confine him away form the furniture.
Bones. Raw hides. Alot of times when my family eats ribs we give my dog the bones, because the bones isnt small enough for my rattie to swallow.What is the best kind of chew toy to stop a dog from chewing on furniture?
Dogs do like to chew but maybe part of the problem is that the dog has energy he is not expending. If that's the case, dogs will find ways to expend energy like chewing on things, digging holes, etc.
Taking the dog on 2 walks a day is really a necessity for all dogs.
15-20 minutes in the morning, more if you can and the same or more in the evening.
This alone may cure the chewing problem.
I have found that the large white/beige rawhide knotted bones last a long time and most dogs like to chew on them. If the dog is big, get a big one, if he's small get a small enough bone that he can get his mouth around it.
http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/tips/basic鈥?/a>
Good luck.
What is the name of the late 70s / early 80's programmable / robotic six wheel toy truck?
You could program it to move a certain number of feet, then turn in a certain direction, then move again... It looked like a toy truck, but it was rather sophisticated at the time.What is the name of the late 70s / early 80's programmable / robotic six wheel toy truck?
big trak, by milton bradley.
big trak, by milton bradley.
Movie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
I know its computer animation but in the movie how?
Magic?Movie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
No, its on the premise that all toys can "live" they just dont show it to humans unless they need to like when Sid had buzz strapped to the rocket
They just are...all toys are alive just when people aren't aroundMovie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
uh its a cartoon
Well you see, the movie is based on a true story and they shot it in the future using a time machine because they only had that technology then. So they came back from the future with the movie and showed it to the world in 1995.Movie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
its just what happens in the plot. they're toys, and apperantly they can talk and move and stuff. there is no reason. they just do. i mean imagine if there was a move that went of for two hours with toys just sitting around doing nothing... where's the fun in that?!? :P
You're asking How do the toys come to life? How can Alice fall down a rabbit hole and enter Wonderland? How can Dorothy be caring in her house by a tornado to the land of Oz? How can the Pevensie siblings go into a wardrobe and enter Narnia? How can Peter Pan take the Darling sibling flying to Neverland? There is no explanation. It's a fantasy.
Use the computer animation that they make toys move and that it is hard to explain. You can read here at http://www.pixar.com/howwedoit/index.htm鈥?/a> to explain how to make a movie.
Magic?Movie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
No, its on the premise that all toys can "live" they just dont show it to humans unless they need to like when Sid had buzz strapped to the rocket
They just are...all toys are alive just when people aren't aroundMovie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
uh its a cartoon
Well you see, the movie is based on a true story and they shot it in the future using a time machine because they only had that technology then. So they came back from the future with the movie and showed it to the world in 1995.Movie Question: How do the toys in Toy Story(1995) come to life?
its just what happens in the plot. they're toys, and apperantly they can talk and move and stuff. there is no reason. they just do. i mean imagine if there was a move that went of for two hours with toys just sitting around doing nothing... where's the fun in that?!? :P
You're asking How do the toys come to life? How can Alice fall down a rabbit hole and enter Wonderland? How can Dorothy be caring in her house by a tornado to the land of Oz? How can the Pevensie siblings go into a wardrobe and enter Narnia? How can Peter Pan take the Darling sibling flying to Neverland? There is no explanation. It's a fantasy.
Use the computer animation that they make toys move and that it is hard to explain. You can read here at http://www.pixar.com/howwedoit/index.htm鈥?/a> to explain how to make a movie.
What is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
What about other 'violent' toys, swords, etc? Do you think it's harmless or encourages violence?What is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
Im kind of one both sides of the fence here...I mean we all know that guns, knives, and swords encourages violence but then they are just kids and the toys are plastic so....I'm not sure
Back in my day every little boy played with toy guns, and they played at soldiers and such, and nothing ever came of it.What is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
I remember reading a study years ago about a bunch of kids who were raised with no violent toys, no access to violent tv shows etc etc. The same kids frequently picked up sticks and brooms which became guns and swords.
Personally I think it's all about responsible and accurate education.
i think it encourages violence and harmless. swords, ah NO.
%26gt;%26gt; my best friends mom always says to her little brother don't point at their face like at their feet or something. Maybe that rule will helpWhat is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
I hate guns and hunting. As for guns, yes I know that it's an accident waiting to happen. I don't allow my daughter to play around toy guns, not even squirt guns. My grandfather (whom I never knew) was killed in a hunting accident by his son, when my mother was only 11 and one of my cousins accidentally shot his brother whilst cleaning a shotgun. The brother was in a vegetative state for 18 years. I had to stop my child from playing at a neighbor's house because of their guns. I expressly told the mother I didn't allow my daughter to be around them and why and she promised me it would never happen again. Two weeks later, her son was pointing a BB gun at my little girl screaming "I shot you. You're dead." and that was it. They are not invited to our house and my daughter isn't allowed to go to theirs. I know I'm more strict about it than a lot of parents but I don't care. I told my daughter why I preferred her not to play with them and she got the picture fast. Have you noticed how many "toy guns" look like the real thing?
Toy swords I do only because the children are into pirates these days and the plastic swords are fairly safe. I may be mistaken but I don't think children today equate swords with violence. Plus I used to fence.
Nothing.....you just have to teach them the basics like....don't point a gun at anyone human. Guns are for hunting and protection. So as they get older they know that real guns are not toys.
i agree with traci
i played with guns swords and i had a bo and arrow and im not a psycho killer, i might like to rough house with my older cousins but im not gonna walk up to a stranger and get em into a headlock lol
parents should educate their kids by explaining that its wrong to kill and its just pretent not real
I personally think the toy has nothing to do with it. It is the parenting that matters.
If you talk with your child and they are old enough to grasp the concept between reality and play then there shouldn't be a problem.
Blaming toy guns, swords, etc. for violence in life later on is like blaming the media, rap songs, horror movies, etc. for violence.
If a child has a open understanding parent who takes the time to explain matters to them then no toy gun or song is going to convince them to go on a murdering spree.
I came from a large family and my two older brothers subjected me to horror slash movies from a very young age (4 or 5 years old). But, my family was also very open and talked often about issues and I've never been violent in my life.
Luckily for me, I have 2 daughters now who are more interested in Barbies and My Little Ponies than action figures and weapons. If I had a son, I would not have a problem with him having some toy weapons, as long as I knew he understood reality and play. And of course as long as he wasn't obsessed with them and played with other toys as well.
I think in today's world, everyone is always looking for a source to blame violence on. They tend to ignore the true source which is inadequate parenting.
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
my sons had toy guns before i bought them real shotguns and rifles. we live way out in the country. they have to know how to shoot to protect themselves and the livestock we raise. they also shot to provide food for our house. but we made sure they now about gun safety. they have to follow the same rules with a toy gun just like it was real. i don't think it encourages violence, it just depends on how and what enviornment they are raised in.
it depends if they know the deference between real and play some kids know the deference some are a bit stupid in that matter to be totally honest is the parents fault if they don't when i was a child my dad use to build guns so i was a round them all my life learned what they can do at a very young age if more parents would take the time to teach kids the deference between real and play we wouldn't have to worry
I have always allowed my boys to play with guns, knives, etc.
We just don't allow them to point them at people. My kids are not violent at all, but let's face it boys love to play with guns!!
Since my son's only 6, I've been mostly against it so far. He only has a couple of Lego sets that shoot projectiles, no other violent toys. However, we have lots of sticks in our yard/field, and he always pretends they're guns, so there's only so much you can do to keep them away from violent toys. I have mixed feelings on this because I had a cap gun as a child, and I loved it.
i guess its cheaper, but don't be cheap.. buy em some real ones
I'm against it.. It breeds violence
I answered a similar question just a little while ago...
No toy guns in our house, nor real ones. Hate them.
While at the playarea of the mall one day, a little boy was playing with a toy gun. He was going up to everyone and sticking it in their face, "shooting" them. I was waiting for him to get to my daughter, but thankfully he didn't, I gave him a really dirty look. The parents were just standing there, laughing, thinking that their son was adorable.
Then, the kid put the gun to his head and "shot" himself. That's when I left, and I gave the parents a dirty look.
I realize that kids can make a gun out of anything, or any weapon for that matter. Thankfully my son and daughter don't play shooting games. With Columbine, Va Tech, the Amish school killings... etc... there's enough shooting in the world.
How else are we going to enlist them into war....
Harmless.
Im kind of one both sides of the fence here...I mean we all know that guns, knives, and swords encourages violence but then they are just kids and the toys are plastic so....I'm not sure
Back in my day every little boy played with toy guns, and they played at soldiers and such, and nothing ever came of it.What is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
I remember reading a study years ago about a bunch of kids who were raised with no violent toys, no access to violent tv shows etc etc. The same kids frequently picked up sticks and brooms which became guns and swords.
Personally I think it's all about responsible and accurate education.
i think it encourages violence and harmless. swords, ah NO.
%26gt;%26gt; my best friends mom always says to her little brother don't point at their face like at their feet or something. Maybe that rule will helpWhat is your opinion on children playing with toy guns?
I hate guns and hunting. As for guns, yes I know that it's an accident waiting to happen. I don't allow my daughter to play around toy guns, not even squirt guns. My grandfather (whom I never knew) was killed in a hunting accident by his son, when my mother was only 11 and one of my cousins accidentally shot his brother whilst cleaning a shotgun. The brother was in a vegetative state for 18 years. I had to stop my child from playing at a neighbor's house because of their guns. I expressly told the mother I didn't allow my daughter to be around them and why and she promised me it would never happen again. Two weeks later, her son was pointing a BB gun at my little girl screaming "I shot you. You're dead." and that was it. They are not invited to our house and my daughter isn't allowed to go to theirs. I know I'm more strict about it than a lot of parents but I don't care. I told my daughter why I preferred her not to play with them and she got the picture fast. Have you noticed how many "toy guns" look like the real thing?
Toy swords I do only because the children are into pirates these days and the plastic swords are fairly safe. I may be mistaken but I don't think children today equate swords with violence. Plus I used to fence.
Nothing.....you just have to teach them the basics like....don't point a gun at anyone human. Guns are for hunting and protection. So as they get older they know that real guns are not toys.
i agree with traci
i played with guns swords and i had a bo and arrow and im not a psycho killer, i might like to rough house with my older cousins but im not gonna walk up to a stranger and get em into a headlock lol
parents should educate their kids by explaining that its wrong to kill and its just pretent not real
I personally think the toy has nothing to do with it. It is the parenting that matters.
If you talk with your child and they are old enough to grasp the concept between reality and play then there shouldn't be a problem.
Blaming toy guns, swords, etc. for violence in life later on is like blaming the media, rap songs, horror movies, etc. for violence.
If a child has a open understanding parent who takes the time to explain matters to them then no toy gun or song is going to convince them to go on a murdering spree.
I came from a large family and my two older brothers subjected me to horror slash movies from a very young age (4 or 5 years old). But, my family was also very open and talked often about issues and I've never been violent in my life.
Luckily for me, I have 2 daughters now who are more interested in Barbies and My Little Ponies than action figures and weapons. If I had a son, I would not have a problem with him having some toy weapons, as long as I knew he understood reality and play. And of course as long as he wasn't obsessed with them and played with other toys as well.
I think in today's world, everyone is always looking for a source to blame violence on. They tend to ignore the true source which is inadequate parenting.
Good luck and Merry Christmas!
my sons had toy guns before i bought them real shotguns and rifles. we live way out in the country. they have to know how to shoot to protect themselves and the livestock we raise. they also shot to provide food for our house. but we made sure they now about gun safety. they have to follow the same rules with a toy gun just like it was real. i don't think it encourages violence, it just depends on how and what enviornment they are raised in.
it depends if they know the deference between real and play some kids know the deference some are a bit stupid in that matter to be totally honest is the parents fault if they don't when i was a child my dad use to build guns so i was a round them all my life learned what they can do at a very young age if more parents would take the time to teach kids the deference between real and play we wouldn't have to worry
I have always allowed my boys to play with guns, knives, etc.
We just don't allow them to point them at people. My kids are not violent at all, but let's face it boys love to play with guns!!
Since my son's only 6, I've been mostly against it so far. He only has a couple of Lego sets that shoot projectiles, no other violent toys. However, we have lots of sticks in our yard/field, and he always pretends they're guns, so there's only so much you can do to keep them away from violent toys. I have mixed feelings on this because I had a cap gun as a child, and I loved it.
i guess its cheaper, but don't be cheap.. buy em some real ones
I'm against it.. It breeds violence
I answered a similar question just a little while ago...
No toy guns in our house, nor real ones. Hate them.
While at the playarea of the mall one day, a little boy was playing with a toy gun. He was going up to everyone and sticking it in their face, "shooting" them. I was waiting for him to get to my daughter, but thankfully he didn't, I gave him a really dirty look. The parents were just standing there, laughing, thinking that their son was adorable.
Then, the kid put the gun to his head and "shot" himself. That's when I left, and I gave the parents a dirty look.
I realize that kids can make a gun out of anything, or any weapon for that matter. Thankfully my son and daughter don't play shooting games. With Columbine, Va Tech, the Amish school killings... etc... there's enough shooting in the world.
How else are we going to enlist them into war....
Harmless.
How expensive is a pokemon pokeball throw toy?
I really wanna know, they are the ones that come in the pokeballs, and are little plushies.How expensive is a pokemon pokeball throw toy?
Around $11-$13, but the new ones are around $20.disneymovieclub
Around $11-$13, but the new ones are around $20.
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