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Scribing Tools?
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fubar57
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You scribing a Skyraider?
Donivanp
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The monogram is a repop of the Matchbox. Lone star models has a resin cockpit for it. The kit is a Great Dane (Big A$$ Dog) of a kit but it's the only game in town. I have two of the Monogram repops and one cockpit set.
Donivanp
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Also check on that Jan ...
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SIN: Freehand Scribing
I’ve been using dymo tapes , as well as making my own scribing templates using PS sheets, but they’ve become a tad too tedious to use, esp...
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With these auld ESCI and Matchbox kits, I'm sure that they won't mind being guinea pigs....in other words, I'm still trying to find that blasted mojo!
Kinda fed up that I'm not getting anything done!
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I use these....
Nine times out of ten, they are finer than the panel lines you are replacing so I use a Squadron scriber to make them wider. Had this thing for about 30 years
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fubar57
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Are you rescribing all of these?
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Naaaah, just a few I think 
, just too get a feeling for it, see what's it like....
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Dental tools are quite useful, in both models and electronics. They are for sale at some surplus places. I bought some from C&H Sales in Pasadena, and was able to avoid the Terror of Colorado Blvd. You might ask your dentist if they have any old ones.
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MIflyer
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Check this out:
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HARDENED DENTAL TOOLS PKG(3)
Prick tiny bits of gunk from nasty places with these U.S. made hardened stainless steel dental tools. But please don't use them for dental work. They are slight seconds, and some may have been re-worked which only matters to teeth. Trim excess glue from models, place a barrel on the deck of...
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