Model Making Techniques #2: Applying Putty & Sanding
In this video various techniques you can use to fill in any gaps or other imperfections on Aircraft models is demonstrated and discussed. Different areas are covered, such as the wing roots, intakes and central fuselage seams. Then the process of sanding and re-application to get that perfect (or close enough is good enough) finish depending on the degree of effort you with to put in. Fully narrated with extensive use of time-lapse and split screens. Music: bensound.com

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