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Ever wonder what the equivalent Mr. Color bottle number is for an Aqueous Hobby Color color?

Or visa-versa?

Check this out:

http://www.moschini.org/modelshop/crossreference.asp

This page gives you two lists, each of which lets you cross-reference between Mr. Color and Aqueous Hobby Color, in two tables
that can be navigated seperately.

What do you think?

-Giuliano

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Giuliano Moschini

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On 04 Jan 2003 04:29:47 GMT, "Giuliano Moschini"

I think Mr Cross Reference is pretty darn useful.

On the first page, you have gloss red C003 twice, once against Flat
red.  I am assuming that is a typo.

Do you plan to include other paints?  It would be cool to know what Mr
Color I would need to replace a certain Model Master shade, for
example.

Mark Wilson

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No, it's not - the Mr. Color Gloss Red C003 has cross-references to the Hobby Color Semi-Gloss and Flat Reds, as I do not believe
there is a Gloss Red in Hobby Color.

Most of the paints in Hobby Color seem to be Semi-Gloss instead of Gloss.

Perhaps - depends on what data I can find on other paints.

The Gunze ones were easy - the catalog has cross-reference numbers for most of the paints, in both lines.

-Giuliano

Do you plan on carrying the Mr. Hobby paints? I think there'd be a
little easier to get than the Mr. Color. Granted, I still prefer the Mr.
Color, but I've used both.

Jeff

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If there's enough call for them, I'll carry the Aqueous Hobby Color paints, either in place of, or in addition to Mr. Color.

You might be interested to know - I placed my next large order of Mr. Color the other day, and it's already ready to ship.

1200 bottles, ~60 colors, many in 18-24 count quantities for the major colors.

Now all it's waiting on is, well, the ship itself. ;-)

Figure another week to wait for the ship, 2 weeks on the sea, another 1-2 weeks from California to New Hampshire, and it should be
in hand.

I expect it to be in by mid to late February.

I *MAY* have to raise my prices of Mr. Color slightly, by at most 11 cents, but I haven't quite made that decision yet.

-Giuliano

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On 04 Jan 2003 20:48:48 GMT, "Giuliano Moschini"

So you got a shipping arrangement?  Was that guy any help?

Mark Wilson

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Oh yes, he's been very helpful so far. :)

What he gave me was a fixed price per bottle for delivery to my door, using a "fast boat" from Hong Kong to California, and then
land freight across the country.

The price was only a few cents per bottle higher than what I paid previously, though that is with a 1000-bottle minimum, which I
can deal with.

-Giuliano

All real good to hear :)

You can bet that I'll have a nice order at the end of February :)

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Color the other day,
using a "fast boat" from Hong Kong to California, and then
previously, though that is with a 1000-bottle minimum, which I