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Guillows Series 1000 - F4U Corsair by David Duckett. Viewed 4641 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments David Duckett 24-Aug-09 21:20 I gave them this one and the others, all from the past few years. I put everything in the kit on this one. David Duckett 02-Aug-11 21:02 These are cardstock. Some hints after spaghetti... David Duckett 03-Aug-11 08:39 ...The instructions say to apply a coat of clear dope to the cardstock pieces before using them so I apply two coats and sand smooth with 320 wet/dry sandpaper. Likewise the silkspan is given a couple of coats of dope and sanded smooth. Once the pieces are glued securely onto the silkspan, another coat of dope is painted on. This will seal the junction where paper meets silkspan and I would paint on another coat of dope just to make sure. I don't use styrene for such things but I do use it in other applications and it sands quite easily. Whatever you use it still needs to be sealed in the same way before painting with colors. jace314 03-Aug-11 10:15 Awesome David, thanks so much for explaining. That I will do then. Not sure if I have any spaghetti boxes ready yet, but maybe for lunch today... David Duckett 03-Aug-11 10:32 If you're not familiar with the larger Guillows kits, the "rivets" are made by using a pin to make the holes on the back side of the card stock. Please sign in to comment on this image.