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Guillows Series 400 - P-40 Warhawk by julinick. Viewed 937 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments julinick 17-Dec-12 19:20 Well DD and poppy, since you both are the masters at panel lines, I had to give it a try. The bottom is finished, will tackle the top tomorrow. frwyflyer 17-Dec-12 20:04 It looks like we have another panel line master:) poppy 18-Dec-12 05:37 They look great!! I think these make an already really nice model beautiful. David Duckett 18-Dec-12 08:26 Well, now you've done it! You realize you can never go back now, right? The line across the star is a nice touch. julinick 18-Dec-12 08:54 Thanks guys. Your right David, now I can't go back. It does make the model look more realistic. I started by saying to myself, "just draw one line to see how it looks", and then there were two and so on. Thanks to you, poppy and everyone else here on Virtual Aerodrome, this is turning out to be my best result. BriandKilby 18-Dec-12 11:17 what do you use to do panel lines over contours, julinick? i've been using a ruler or balsa, but there too stiff. i was thinking about taking the rubber off the bottom of the ruler to do them. what do you think? julinick 18-Dec-12 11:38 I use a flexible "rubber" ruler which you can get at a dollar store that you can basically bend in half, or sometimes I also use painters green tape which is not very tacky which will not destroy your paint. Hope that helps. Please sign in to comment on this image.