Tips please on best ways to dust display models, thanks.
Dust.
- Thread starter MADTONY
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I use a cheap 'fan' shaped brush, which is flat/soft for my airplane models.
Others (Kacitgirl?) have mentioned makeup brushes, which you'll find in all shapes and sizes at any women-friendly store.
Probably the safest for delicate models is low presure air from an airbrush.
Others (Kacitgirl?) have mentioned makeup brushes, which you'll find in all shapes and sizes at any women-friendly store.
Probably the safest for delicate models is low presure air from an airbrush.
Thanks for that, I thought soft brushes could be the answer. 
Been using makeup brushes for years.
I agree, if the weather is permitting I take them out on the deck to dust them off but in winter I hover the vacuum
carefully over head to catch the dust so it does not go about the house.
Be careful though and check with a tweezers for anything that may have come loose or you might hear that dreaded
sound of something lost in the abyss of vacuum bag hell.
I've got a Miele vacuum that's very powerful and lifts the carpet off the floor !! 
So maybe I'll just try the Dustbuster .
So maybe I'll just try the Dustbuster .
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