It's for new comers and old hands!
Thanks,
JoeG
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Subject: [Papermodels II 39699] Modeling tools I use:
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Sent: Thu, Aug 27, 2009 9:59 pm
Subject: [Papermodels II 39699] Modeling tools I use:
This is for the new comers to this hobby since us old guys are much set in our ways.
The model shown is from Fiddlersgreen < http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/ > and printed two parts pages onto one letter size page. It is the Miss America P-51 Mustang.
1. 6 inch steel rule.
2. Pallet, originally an end cap from a frozen concentrated juice container.
3. Scribing tool for applying glue in hard to reach areas.
4. Dental tool for applying glue.
5. Xacto knife with #11 blade.
6. Sanding stick different grades.
7. Sharpening stone to keep a point on the Xacto blade.
8. Long nose tweezer.
9. Clamp. Shown here holding the tweezer closed.
10. So far, my favorite paper modeling glue.
Not shown: I use water colors for those cut edges on paper/card parts.
Hope this helps,
Bob Penikas
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The model shown is from Fiddlersgreen < http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/ > and printed two parts pages onto one letter size page. It is the Miss America P-51 Mustang.
1. 6 inch steel rule.
2. Pallet, originally an end cap from a frozen concentrated juice container.
3. Scribing tool for applying glue in hard to reach areas.
4. Dental tool for applying glue.
5. Xacto knife with #11 blade.
6. Sanding stick different grades.
7. Sharpening stone to keep a point on the Xacto blade.
8. Long nose tweezer.
9. Clamp. Shown here holding the tweezer closed.
10. So far, my favorite paper modeling glue.
Not shown: I use water colors for those cut edges on paper/card parts.
Hope this helps,
Bob Penikas
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