I just saw an ad for the Graupner Tipsy, it is very cute, like the TwinJet and the Terry... and they all seem to have the same cosmetic problem:
Whether styrene or EPP, they have all these mold marks ans "hickies" on the surfaces. Some are small and look like over-scale rivets or fuel hatches, except they cover the whole wing or other surface at even intervals... I guess they are from ejector pins. The worse ones are the size of silver dollars, and usually you find these un the underside of the wings, but once in a while they are on the fuselage, then I want to hurl cause they look ug-ly there.... So, can these be successfully sanded out of EPP or filled with something that is not too heavy or inflexible? Is there any success covering these with a low-temp film? RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
