Buffalo canopy problem solved

huh?

Thanks for informative and inquisitive reply  Blueline

Looks very nice. I can guess how the LED light, the tape, and the blade are used. But what did you use the pencil for? I'd like more info.

Chris

Hi Chris . The tape goes on the canopy ,turn the led torch ( flash light ) on its end ,light up , the light shows through and shows the out line of the frame  " the pencil" is used to mark the edge of the frame and window , cut the outer edge of pencil line NOT  ON  the line ,you have seen the result , I hope that helps 

 If you look at die cast models the frame paint is above the actual  window/frame meet  That's what gave me the idea !!!!

Hope that's clear

Skeater

SKEATA

Hi Chris . The tape goes on the canopy ,turn the led torch ( flash light ) on its end ,light up , the light shows through and shows the out line of the frame  " the pencil" is used to mark the edge of the frame and window , cut the outer edge of pencil line NOT  ON  the line ,you have seen the result , I hope that helps 

 If you look at die cast models the frame paint is above the actual  window/frame meet  That's what gave me the idea !!!!

Hope that's clear

Skeater

That's much clearer and a bit more user friendly. 

Shall gladly give this technique a place in my "now how do I do that??" file

Cheers

Finished !!! I don't know if I should attempt to weather her or not , to many new things at once at my second model  

Finished !!! I don't know if I should attempt to weather her or not , to many new things at once at my second model