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CFTGEFAN · 09-19-2007, 06:49 PM

I have built few welsh models vac-form kits and in my opinion and experience they are very good quality wise, you do need lots of patience with them but once all parts are cut from sheet card and sanded they become like injection kits except you don't have alignment pins molded on them. As for white metal parts, you have to lightly sand and clean them, its very soft metal and can be easily painted and glue with CA glues. There is lots of sanding required in general mind you and that is the main key with vac-form kits. I am selling few now, if you or anyone else like to get them, please PM me for details, they are all 1/144 Airliner kits.

09-19-2007, 06:49 PM	#9
CFTGEFAN Senior Collector Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Brampton, Ontario Posts: 368	Re: Vacuum form kits I have built few welsh models vac-form kits and in my opinion and experience they are very good quality wise, you do need lots of patience with them but once all parts are cut from sheet card and sanded they become like injection kits except you don't have alignment pins molded on them. As for white metal parts, you have to lightly sand and clean them, its very soft metal and can be easily painted and glue with CA glues. There is lots of sanding required in general mind you and that is the main key with vac-form kits. I am selling few now, if you or anyone else like to get them, please PM me for details, they are all 1/144 Airliner kits.