FineScale Modeler editors describe different aspects of modeling with step-by-step instructions.
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Learn how to scribe panel lines on your plastic scale models
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Learn how to apply and shape super glue as a filler to your scale models
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Learn to post-shade your scale models with an airbrush
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Learn how to remove scratches from your model's clear parts
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Learn how to glue photoetched-metal parts to your plastic model
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Learn basic photoetch-metal bending techniques
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Learn how to anneal photoetched metal to make it easier to shape
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Use Pledge Future floor polish to get crystal clear parts every time
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Learn the best ways to remove plastic model kit parts from sprue
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Learn the secrets to using air pressure for better airbrush control
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Learn how to make a rubber mold for casting your own resin parts
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Learn how to cast resin parts with the rubber mold made in Part 1
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Use hairspray to achieve realistic weathering results
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Learn the basics to get great results from your airbrush
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Digital camera features for taking photos of your scale models
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Build an affordable light box for taking professional, quality photos of your scale models
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Learn to thin acrylic and enamel paint for airbrushing
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Improve painting sessions with a clean airbrush
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Decant spraypaint for your airbrush
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Paint perfect road wheels for your armor models with a circle template
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Dry-brushing is an essential skill for every scale modeler
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Melt and stretch plastic sprue into useful scale modeling parts
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Assembling individual-link tracks is easy
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Get great looking decals without silvering
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Properly remove parts from plastic sprues and photoetched-metal frets
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Use washes on your scale models to make details pop
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Clean paintbrushes make for beautiful scale models
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Properly mix and thin your hobby acrylic and enamel paints
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