I’m getting this issue on my prints where the layer of toner isn’t solid - It has more of a speckled look.
Does anyone know what could be causing this? I’m using a new paper because our usual brand was sold out. I’ve also been having issues with my c8000 and want to make sure this isn’t mechanical.
Map as art for Helkey, Into Infernia, Chapter 8. Myra has found shelter from a storm roaring across Hell's Beach in a rocky out-cropping. She discovers a cleft that cuts deeper into the rocks where she encounters some of its original inhabitants. Chapter to go live at https://scribblersfantasticalworkshop.wordpress.com/ sometime this evening.
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Hi Gang,
Trying to get any actionable advice I can on mottle virus - I’m pretty sure that’s what is plaguing my pepper garden.
If it was pretty profound in my garden last year, should I expect it to return again?
Should I destroy all plants and seeds I’ve overwintered from last season?
Is there any way I can test existing plants to confirm that it’s actually mottle virus?
Any and all tips are welcome. thanks.
I am currently building a 1/32 Bf-109 G6 and am about to do the mottling. I already practiced it a little on a spare model but it turned out rather mediocre. Now my question is what is the best technique to achieve a good mottle camo? What pressure should I best spray at? How far away should my airbrush be from the model?
Help would be greatly appreciated as I don't want to ruin this model
I tried searching for it but cant seem to find anything specific on yellow mottle virus other than it is generally ignored/seen as a benign affliction. I'm not even sure what exactly it's doing to a plant (Eating/parasitising...) Any info appreciated.
Can anybody ELI5?
If anybody has a very simple explanation of what it is, and what it looks like, I'd really love to hear it. I did a cursory Google and Reddit search and didn't see anything promising.
