fiatboy Posted April 2, 2019 Posted April 2, 2019 New panels like a hole in a hood to make room for a supercharger, for example. Actually I am building a Tamiya Countach and I want to open a couple of panels in the rear deck so as to view the engine detailing, such as it might be (plug wiring and detail painting). Naturally I would use clear acetate or clear styrene to fill in the 'holes'. I have been on Tamiya's website and they have a bewildering array of 'cutting implements', like p.e. blades and even needles! Can or will anyone help me out here? Thanks
Belugawrx Posted April 2, 2019 Posted April 2, 2019 When I open doors and such, I just use the back of an old #11 blade, slowly carving thru the plastic. If there are no panel lines to start your surgery, Dymo tape works well as a guide.
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