How do you guys sand little crevices and othe hard to reach areas?

Spend a fortune on jeweler's files and emery (sp) boards over the years. If I know it's going to be a tight fit that needs clean up, I try to clean it up before assembly then feather it in with one or both of the aforementioned.

I get a cocktail stick, cut it at the right angle then i put a drop of superglue where I cut and glue some fine saning paper that I cut to match after glued. Like this you can reach almost any part of yopr model...
Ciao

i wrap a pice of snad paper around the handle of a paint brush or something small,.
thats the fun part about builkding models

That's a neat trick, Scoccia! :-) :-)

I'll remember to give it a try next time...

All the best

Rowan

I will definitely buy a hand grinder. Smalle one and can reach off limit places. The only problem is how to smooth it

I use several different tools. Nail files, homemade sanding sticks, small slivers of wood with sandpaper glued to them. I also use a few unique ones. Jewlers cord. A fine abrasive covered string that can be drawn along a surface. Luthiers nut files, too specialized and expensive to go out and buy, but, if you build guitars, ,and have a set lying around, a few strokes on the plastic won't hurt them too much. I have some welder's tip cleaning tools. these are basically like a small file, shaped like a pin or needle. . I also have a set of old dental tools that I have modified. I dippd them in superglue, then coated them with abrasive compounds. My Father does woodwork, and usesthe stuff to sharpen all of his carving tools. It comes in several grits. Pretty cheap, I think. I also took some small wires, guitar strings, dull X-Acto blades, and screwdriver tips, and coated them with the stuff too. Also a straight and curvrd awl that came with a screwdriver set were treated to the coating. There are very few places I can't reach with this arsenal.

Chisel and small Ball Peen hammer #:-)