(01-03-2017, 11:54 AM)Ucwepn Wrote: I'm not sure, a dremel is only as good as the person using itcoping saws are small with a thin blade there is also a jewelers saw which is also delicate. The putty once dried and painted would be waterproof.
A coping saw would be better then? My parents think that it may be too large for the job...
And by floating I meant in air while it's drying, not in water. I'll try to word it better: if I had a piece of the putty molded so that some of it was not attached to anything, is it likely that it would collapse before drying?
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Still haven't painted FFF's Daisy lol sorry my guy (i promise I'll get that airbrush kit soon)