Reply to thread

You make a good point here.  Different tools for different uses.   While working on the Millennium falcon, I found that I had to use the dental pick to do some scoring.  Nothing else would get in to the tiny nooks I needed to. 


I will give that exacto another try.  It is much cheaper than the tamiya tool and I am more use to hold it.  That particular knife in the video is 32 years old and I have used it all of those years.   It just feels right.


As for the dyno tape, I have used it on curved surfaces before.  Yes it isn't as thick as I would like, but it does have a sticky side, which allows me to put it on the model and not worry about tape coming up.   It will also bend around the curve of say a plane fuselage just fine.  I have used it for this before.


I do have a lot of styrene strips, so maybe in the next video I can compare those two methods......


Back
Top