For many modellers, part of the fun of assembling a layout or a diorama is to create their own buildings. Although...
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For many modellers, part of the fun of assembling a layout or a diorama is to create their own buildings. Although...
The term MGR stands for 'merry-go-round' which is used to describe the use of a specific hopper wagon designed to...
Although both a vertical cutter and a standard one do the same job, they do have different purposes. The vertical...
As any seasoned modeller will tell you, using washes is an essential technique for adding depth, shading and realism...
Traditionally, primers have been available in black, white and a few shades of grey, but nowadays, there is a whole...
A scalpel is used for precision work such as cutting around decals, where a good clean cut is required. Always try and make sure that you use the scalpel for tasks such as this and it will help to keep the blade sharp.
Whereas a knife is used for any other cutting such as plastic parts, etc.
Both are extremely sharp tools and caution should be exercised when using either. Always think about what you are about to cut and where your fingers are.
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