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  1. Another question to the BM Brains' Trust ... 🦉 Can anyone steer me on the best way to use and attach Uschiline please? I completed a Mig 15 recently and used some of the Superfine for the radio line as it looks to be in scale for 1/72. I attached it with small drops of Superglue at both ends and took care not to overstretch it but after a few days it came adrift. I replaced it and got the same result. Is there a knack to using this stuff? The Superfine is, well, super fine, and barely visible. I might get some of the Fine instead..does that hold better? Any advice and/or comments will be greatly appreciated. in advance.
  2. We have the latest products from Infini Model from South Korea arriving tomorrow, plus restock of the hugely popular cutting mats and lycra rigging line The new additions are: Imperial Japanese Navy, United States Navy and Royal Navy inclined ladder sets, all in 1/350 scale: US Navy radars (including turned brass parts) in 1/350 IJN Type 96 anti-aircraft guns in single, double and triple mounts (including turned brass barrels) and various ammunition boxes in 1/350 And last but not least, the full range of lycra rigging lines in white to compliment the black which we already carry.
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