A few new additions to the tool box...

If I can offer a helpful hint, toss the handles for the chisel in a draw and get yourself a pin vise.  The chisels are great, the handle is useless.  The set screw strips out after 2 or 3 blade changes and becomes completely worthless.

I have both the chisel and the scriber.  I have 2 handles and 4 stripped set screws that I have no use for.  I got a second pin vise (can never have too many mini drill bits), and just chuck the chisel or scriber in that handle.  Works a thousand times better.

-Fred

Ordered!  Thanks!

I got it at Burbanks house of hobbies...good prices on all the mission models stuff...check them out...very helpful bunch..

http://www.houseofhobbies.com/

Where did you get the Mission Models chisel set?  My wife tried to get one for me for my birthday last year but gave up when Mission Models never returned her e-mails (the site was only accepting back orders and she didn't want to send money without knowing when to expect it).  Neither did any other (known-to-be-reputable) sites have any in-stock.

All i can say is i love it...recently worked on the flaps for my f4u-1 and the tops came out nice..round and smooth...cant wait to use it on the fuselage...thats where i usually have problems not flattening things out...

Good stuff there Dave.

I have four of the Flexi-Files so I can have a different grit on each one and just grab it and use it.

Not that much trouble to just change sanding strips but I bought these four years ago.

Ideas are what its all about...i have been having all kinds of new ones lately...i used to look at things people scratchbuild and have no idea how they would do it...no i am looking and figuring out how easy it is...or not...

Good stuff.....I bet the flexi-file will be really handy. I bought the Waldron punch set a couple years ago from Roll Models, but haven't had the chance to use it yet. This country's economy goes through cycles faster than my build completion rate, but at least I have the ideas in my head.....

Dave