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Guillows Series 2000 - B-24 Liberator by mark eggebeen. Viewed 426 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments mark eggebeen 05-Sep-20 14:23 just making sure the wings will line u p!! mark eggebeen 06-Sep-20 16:08 I need suggestions on a filler for this one...anyone.? mark eggebeen 06-Sep-20 22:28 on the last one I used spackle (?) but it was soft, so I got some wood filler, but I thing that was too hard. I think it was more for hardwood rather than balsa. edbecky 07-Sep-20 10:19 Mark, no expert here but I like to use all purpose joint compound (probably the same or close to your spackle). Looks like you're off to a good start on this one. mark eggebeen 07-Sep-20 22:33 I have mixed feelings...the last one took a lot of sanding! a lot!!!! Striamed1 08-Sep-20 00:56 I have used the balsa filer sold in the hobby shop. More expensive but decent. Sand it then cover with silkspan after. After a final sand, the seams disappear. Don C 08-Sep-20 10:31 OK, I'll chip in too. I use light spackle, at least 2 coats, usually more. If I have trouble seeing if it is really smooth, I shoot on a coat of sandable auto primer. When you sand the low and high spots really stand out. As Striamed said, sand, coat with dope or---, and cover with silkspan. Then more dope and sanding. Please sign in to comment on this image.