old glue applicators with needles

When you have finished with the glue clean out and fill with paint or even wood glue for help in producing rivets or raised details. My mate use's this system with his 1/24 trucks and it works very well.

Tiger88 wrote:When you have finished with the glue clean out and fill with paint or even wood glue for help in producing rivets or raised details. My mate use's this system with his 1/24 trucks and it works very well.

Well I have never used that glue , I see it in the LHS but always go for the Testors liquid poly or Tamiya extra thin cement . Do you use that glue often ?

Jenny

Jenny Croft wrote:

Tiger88 wrote:When you have finished with the glue clean out and fill with paint or even wood glue for help in producing rivets or raised details. My mate use's this system with his 1/24 trucks and it works very well.

Well I have never used that glue , I see it in the LHS but always go for the Testors liquid poly or Tamiya extra thin cement . Do you use that glue often ?

Jenny

Yes Jenny quite alot I use an old piece of glass and squirt a small amount on and dip the pieces in the glue that way you control how much glue to apply then after just get a window paint scraper and clean the glass for next time.

I use to work in Beatties Model Shops in Nottingham asnd amassed quite a lot of the stuff.

Hope this helps