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                        Whats the best way to scribe panel lines...

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                        ipms40049
                        • Member since
                          December 2002
                        • From: BOONEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
                        Whats the best way to scribe panel lines...
                        Posted by ipms40049 on Sunday, July 24, 2005 6:44 AM
                        with one of those scribbing saws that have the various sized teeth, or just using a sewing needle in a pin vise?

                        THis would be for 1/48 scale.
                        Pat Hensley Booneville, Ms "Thank you for being here and playing nice"...please do not drag sand outside the box ! CURRENT BUILD(s) Revell 1/72 U Boat VII C Tamiya Willys Jeep - for 2010 Nats Bronco's Staghound -for 2010 Nats Dragons M16 Multi gun carriage - for the 2020 Nats. LOL
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                        wibhi2
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                          March 2003
                        • From: Brooklyn
                        Posted by wibhi2 on Sunday, July 24, 2005 9:42 AM
                        Blackwolfe and swanny have tutorials on scribing.

                        What is the best way?
                        ans: slowly ad with what ever tool you feel comfortable with.
                        I use a steel scribe, a plastic scribe, a pin chuck in a pin vise, and a triangular file
                        plus the assortment of tapes and rules.
                        3d modelling is an option a true mental excercise in frusrtation
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                        ipms40049
                        • Member since
                          December 2002
                        • From: BOONEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
                        Posted by ipms40049 on Sunday, July 24, 2005 9:53 AM
                        QUOTE: Originally posted by wibhi2

                        Blackwolfe and swanny have tutorials on scribing.

                        What is the best way?
                        ans: slowly ad with what ever tool you feel comfortable with.
                        I use a steel scribe, a plastic scribe, a pin chuck in a pin vise, and a triangular file
                        plus the assortment of tapes and rules.


                        THanks alot
                        Pat Hensley Booneville, Ms "Thank you for being here and playing nice"...please do not drag sand outside the box ! CURRENT BUILD(s) Revell 1/72 U Boat VII C Tamiya Willys Jeep - for 2010 Nats Bronco's Staghound -for 2010 Nats Dragons M16 Multi gun carriage - for the 2020 Nats. LOL
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                        Anonymous
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                          November 2005
                        Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, July 24, 2005 5:45 PM
                        I like to use an x-acto knife to make the initial scribe then follow up with a scriber. There is a neat hook/curved blade for the x-acto knife which is great for doing lines on missiles, bombs, etc.
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                        Anonymous
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                          November 2005
                        Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, July 24, 2005 6:47 PM
                        I have had some success with a razor saw on convex curves and other trouble spots. Once the line had been started the saw helped deepen the scribe and was easier to keep in the line.
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