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Camouflage Netting by Frank Blanton
British vehicles of WW2 and even modern times are known to often have camouflage netting either mounted or stowed. Here's a surprisingly simple but effective way to put them on your models....
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Soldering Equipment by Mickey Bates
There are many different tools to choose if you want to solder your photo etch or scratch building. Each type has different features that will need to be considered before using. The most common soldering irons are powered by electricity....
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Painting Tank Tools by John Robinson
Painting vehicle tools is probably not at the top of your list of things to think about when finishing your model. But sometimes it's the details that count, and the tools should be in harmony with the rest of the models weathering and finish...
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The Track Roller by Brian Alfano
After making scenic groundwork, how do you put track marks in your groundwork? In this installment of “Tool Time” we find one answer. Use the track roller, of course! Here's how to make your own...
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British vehicles of WW2 and even modern times are known to often have camouflage netting either mounted or stowed. Here's a surprisingly simple but effective way to put them on your models....
There are many different tools to choose if you want to solder your photo etch or scratch building. Each type has different features that will need to be considered before using. The most common soldering irons are powered by electricity....
Painting vehicle tools is probably not at the top of your list of things to think about when finishing your model. But sometimes it's the details that count, and the tools should be in harmony with the rest of the models weathering and finish...
After making scenic groundwork, how do you put track marks in your groundwork? In this installment of “Tool Time” we find one answer. Use the track roller, of course! Here's how to make your own...