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February 1987 |
FineScale Modeler magazine is the essential tool for modelers of all skill levels. Learn how to create models of aircraft, armor, ships, cars and more. Every issue provides clear, well-instructed articles that show how to assemble the latest model kits and how to master painting and finishing techniques.
Kit reviews, new kit and product announcements, tips from experts, and a gallery of readers' models make every issue packed with value.
This issue is currently out of stock and will not be reprinted.
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Features Randy Cooper's futuristic modeling By
Larry Munne Four big models unlike anything you've ever seen! |
Boats and guns for three Confederate ironclads By
P. C. Coker Timesaving techniques for building 1/48 scale cutters and naval cannon |
Improving the 1/43 scale breed By
Wayne Moyer Aftermarket accessories for metal, resin, and plastic car kits |
Building your first tank kit By
Terry Sunday Assembly is easy - the emphasis is on painting techniques |
Using metal patterns, stencils, and masks By
Paul Budzik A variety of techniques for making helpful one-job tools |
The delights (and disasters) of decaling By
Paul Boyer Sometimes the final step toward a beautiful model can trip you |
The French Connection By
Marita Johnson A shadow box diorama depicting World War Two intrigue |
Building a TRIM Neptune in 1/72 scale By
Douglas Leisy Converting Hasegawa's maritime patroller into a Vietnam gunship |
David G. Farragut, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy, 1862 By
John Sanheim Number 15 in the AMERICAN DRESS AND DETAIL series |
Departments Update Workbench Reviews FSM's unmatched reviews of the latest kits, every one built by a modeler. New Kit Report FSM Looks at New Products From the Editor FSM Clinic Reader Gallery Photos of models of all types, submitted by their builders. Reader Forum Book Briefs Tips and Techniques Classified Advertisements Index of Advertisers
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