Brewster Buffalo , I 've sanded the reverts and highlighted the panel lines ( not glued yet ) and undercoated with mr surfacer 1200 followed this out of a mag , question is can I have the panel lines stand out with a camo paint scheme

MY SPELL CHECKER DOES WORK !!  Yes its rivets

Reverts should be rivets I take it.

Thanks Eric .  I' m new at this  ! as you might have guessed  and I will do as you suggest

At least I will keep people amused  until I get it right  lo  l

Thanks dirkpitt77  . I  should have read the hand book !!!  As my old man said "" He who does not make mistakes does nothing ""  

PS The booby  prize will sit on the shelf with the rest

See Ya   skeata

You win the booby prize for longest title in FSM forum history!        Rock on my interesting friend, and stay thirsty. 

Oh, and its better to keep the title short and post you question in the body of the message rather than having a very long title.

Some folks use a pre-shading technique where they will airbrush a dark color like black along the panel lines on top of a light color primer. With camo, it gets more difficult because each layer of paint starts to cover up the preshading. I also use a wash afterwards like subfixer is talking about. There are many many different recipes for washes and you can even buy them premixed for you. A search here should yield tons of info about washes and pre-shading.

If you want to, you can. Use a wash.