Thanks for this easy to follow video on rigging an aircraft. I'm retired now and coming back into modelling after about a 40 year break, I have a few 1/32 scale WW1 aircraft but have been put off by other tutorials because they all seem to involve making turnbuckles and eye-watering threading which has put me off giving it a try. This is the easiest way I've seen it done so now I'm going to give it a go. Cheers mate.

At last! A straightforward, easy to follow tutorial on rigging a mode that doesn't require an "advanced degree" in model making. I just ordered EZ line and CA accelerator. Thank you!

Excellent video! Clear, concise and very well demonstrated. Thank-you!

When I build my Grumman Goose I will take what you demonstrated here. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the kicker hint - my unfamiliarity with working with CA was making this job so, so painful.

Excellent tutorial. Clear and to the point. Thank you.

I like this, the way it is presented. Now I feel like I can do this. Thank you!

Thanks. Great idea using CA glue, as I'm useless at knots!

Really Useful thanks.

Thank You Joe! I just read further down the comment section and had my question about painting model: ez line before or after paint: it’s after- Cheers-

Thanks so much for the straight forward demo. I know what to do now! 😃

Very nice instructional video. I have no experience with EZ Line products. I will definitely try them. I am currently using a chemlon fiber. It is very strong and very fine, especially on smaller scales. Previously, I used a fiber pulled over the flame from the remaining plastic frames. But they were very fragile and often cracked.

EZ Line... great stuff, for sure. Great tutorial, Joe!

Thanks for sharing this info. I'm about to get back into making some models and wanted to do the rigging etc that should be on them. Thanks for keeping it simple 👍🏻

Thank you sir, right straight to the point, highly appreciated.

Last time I bought a spool, I took a 12 x18 inch open top box, and stuck a mess of skewers down the corrogations. Wove the spool back and forth, then sprayed it with alclad (any aluminum paint will do). You will get some blanks spots where the line goes round the skewer but it's easy to touch up.

Thanks for the tutorial! Will use this on my eduard 1/48 nieuport 17.

This video is just in time. I have a Tiger Moth in the queue to fill in the slow spots during my current build.

Great tutorial - by the looks of it, just in time!! Will save me both in time and effort - Many thanks.

Many thanks for such a clear explanation of this technique

Thank you Joe for making this tutorial.

Thanks!

Great demonstration!

Well made tutorial. I was thinking of getting this stuff.

Thanks for the info 👌

Great how to video! Thank you for sharing this tip. 👍

Thank you Joe for the tutorial it will help me out alot

Useful tutorial, thanks Joe!

Very nice video very helpful

I use this and guitar string. I actually like the guitar string , better. Great tutorial , Joe.👍

Great ❤ now can you do the same for a battleship please

Looks great but I have to say from a distant looks like you got the Louis Vuitton pattern ha ha looks great but I honestly looked and had to look closer on tab so I think it's a cracking plane great job I just taught the pattern looked like Louis Vuitton or Gucci I know nothing of any of the designers I just know there hella dear to buy so the pattern reminded me min I seen it as the designers patterns till I looked properly well built and done great job 👍

great video and information

Muito bem.

Great tutorial

Good tutorial, I learned a lot. Would you know if EZ Line loses its elasticity or if it breaks over time? I’d really hate to have to re-do the rigging on my models every few years. Kind regards. 🙂

Hi Joe- thanks for the tutorial on e.z. Line! Pardon my ignorance- I use C-A glue varieties as you do- I’m about to try the ez line for first time on a New Model Build- practiced on an old painted model plane I use for testing methods- do you attach the ez line Before Painting or After painting? I know CA gases off and discoloration to acrylic paints- that I use. Would mean a touch up in most cases: which method do you use: before paint or after paint? Thank You- and have a great day-

Thanks for tutoring

Looks a LOT easier than .020” diameter stainless steel safety wire!

polish albatross. great

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the product is elastic?

out of curiosity - is that the Academy TBF-1?

Does anyone know what glue I can use to rig thin metal wire I have for rigging on my plastic BI-Plane?

Do you place your rigging before painting?

Nice tutorial...yet those chewed of nails are distracting...