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Hi Mr Andy 2035, a strange name but what the hell, you have joined a great site and I wish I had found it sooner, my own ten pence worth of advice is much the same be on the look out all the time everywhere you go there will be something which when viewed from a differnt angle or mated to another piece becomes just what you were looking for, I use plastic sheet and loads of evergreen rod and tube and ema hexagonal platsic for botls ect as Mr spanner says stock up on swan morton knifes and blades they are the best I have used them for a great number of years, mind your fingers though they can bite you have fun and enjoy your model making ...if I can help with anything else stick a not on the site,

best regards Barrie ( the old guy )

Hello Mr Spanner 570,
I forgot to add another place to find odd bits and bobs which are very cheap, if you have a pound shop or poundstrecher shop near your location have a good brows around plastic tubes glasses which make good rocket engine bells bye the way and many other bits can be found look at things not for what they are now but what they could be turned into in the future on a model. The large engine nozzles on my own 50 inch long eagle model were from cut down sainsburys plastic wine glasses saved a fortune not trying to use aluminium LOOK at everything thats all around there are bits you need everywhere ....good luck

regards Barrie ( the old guy )