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Hi Mumbly, I found the document on this page. https://radtech.org/safe-handling-of-3d-printing-resins/

I've used three resins so far, 1: Anycubic Basic Grey - worked really well, great results but very strong odour, very strong, as soon as I walked in the room it was - woah! Smelly resin! $35.00AU per litre from eBay (on special, normally $50.00AU). 2: eSun Standard Resin - also worked well, great results and hardly any odour, I couldn't smell the resin when the printer was running. $59.99AU per litre from a local shop. 3: eSun eResin-PLA - worked just as well as the other two, with a very slightly stronger odour than the eSun Standard. $59.99AU per litre from same local shop. My verdict is the eSun is the go-to resin despite the price difference because of the massive difference in the odour, the Anycubic was quite off-putting and almost made me rethink my purchase of the resin printer.

I have a Creality Ender 3 Pro (modified) FDM printer and a Creality Halot One Resin printer, I use both on a regular basis and as others have said if I want fine detail then the resin printer is the one to go to. Some recent prints, FDM Groot FDM Tamiya glue stand. Resin Mando King Arthur, Patsy and the Black Knight (dismembered).

My kit arrived with two parts loose in the bag, and one which is completely missing, all three were from Frame "F". The missing part is number 32 and is one half of a main wheel, the two loose parts were numbers 36 and 37, both of these are undamaged thankfully. Frame F as received. Part 32 missing Parts 36 and 37 loose.

For any information on USN colours during WWII have a look at this site, http://www.shipcamouflage.com/warship_camouflage.htm