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White metal is a popular material used in scale modelling, particularly for model railway enthusiasts. It is a type of alloy that contains a mixture of tin, lead, and antimony. White metal parts often require cleaning and preparation before assembly to ensure a smooth and successful construction process. Here are some tips to help clean and prepare white metal parts for assembly:
Remember, white metal parts can be delicate, so handle them with care throughout the cleaning and assembly process. Following these tips will help a modeller to achieve a clean and professional finish for their scale modelling projects.
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