Fuselage seams - need some help...
Hey all
I've recently been working on an Airfix 1/72 Dehavilland Mosquito.
Now, on my aircraft builds so far (apart from the 1st two I did), admittedly helicopters, I've been able to remove seams down the fuselage joins fairly well.
However on the Mosquito I'm building I've found that despite sanding down the join so that I can't feel it it is still visible now that I've put down a layer of Tamiya RAF Medium Sea Grey.
Now, I have Mr Surfacer 1000, and I could go over the seam with it, after sanding it again, but I've found in the past it shrinks back and I can still see the seam and/or I get a ridge where I've layered up the Mr Surfacer and it then becomes a case of sanding it down and that doesn't go well at all - so I'm hesitating over bringing out the Mr Surfacer for this model...
For sanding I'm using a 3 pack of sanding sticks made by Ultimate Modelling Products here in the, these - http://www.umpretail.com/products/ultimate-thinny-sticks-multi-pack
I start with the coarsest grit, then work my way down to the finest of the 3. And once I'm done I can't feel the seam.
And yet the seam in this case is still visible on the model under the paint!
So what am I doing wrong? What can I do to resolve this issue, bearing in mind I now have a layer of Tamiya RAF MSG down?
TIA