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hi welcome to wmd thatamp;#39;s Woodyamp;#39;s modeling diary and uh if you normally tune in to my channel for model Railway stuff you may be surprised to see a tiger 1 135th scale tank in the process of being built itamp;#39;s a Dragon kit um but Iamp;#39;ve got a couple of tips which may be of use to you and save you a little bit of frustration um if like me when youamp;#39;re dealing with small parts you find that um sometimes you cut them off and they disappear off into um places never to be found again I might have the answer for you so letamp;#39;s just put this to one side and letamp;#39;s bring in a sprew and uh I need to deal with these two parts here now if I put them on the bench and and sort of put a scalpel on even putting a finger over there is a danger that the thing will just disappear and sometimes youamp;#39;ve got to take two slices or two bites at the cake to uh to actually achieve what you need to so sometimes itamp;#39;s just worth snipping a bit of the s
