Cheers Tony, they're just lengths of stretched sprue but I like the idea of brush bristles.\ said:
Thanks Dave, I flow thinned watercolour into each panel line with a fine brush.\ said:
Actually Alan I have terrible eyesight, I've been long-sighted since I was 11. I can't do any modelling without either strong reading glasses or, especially on a model this size, an Optivisor.\ said:
First Polux, thanks for phrasing your question in such a polite, friendly way; another reason why this forum remains one of the friendliest I've come across\ said:
I know it's the current fashion to build every model with faded paintwork, rusty paint chips and sooty stains but generally I try to look at photos of the actual planes before I build 'em, and in many cases that's just not what I see. The Wessex for instance was kept almost immaculately clean, except for the rotor blades. Same with the Haitian Mustang I did recently, it was very clean, not even a sign of exhaust staining. Apart from that though, I must admit I like the clean look; I think I was heavily influenced by those photos of the completed models on the top of Hasegawa instruction sheets, with perfectly highlighted panel lines 
Great build awesome work
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