Waxed paper

[B R Burns]

Hi, All I live in the UK and have been searching the net for Wax paper for protection of my build plans, no luck.I have solved the problem, as follows. Spare a thought next time you sit down to eat your breakfast and open your ( Kellogs cornflakes) the inner packaging does the job perfectly,problem solved. Barrie R Burns. I would like to welcome the American soldier who as just joined the forum,you have done a great job come home safe and start building your models, we look upon the American people as our greatest friends, if the soldier would like to contact me on ( bazmag@talktalk.net) I will give all the help I can. Barrie.

[rayd]

Say B.R.
I'm surprised it's tough to find...it's in most supermarkets in the US. Save the cereal B.R., we'll try to help. The most popular brand here is Cut Rite brand wax paper by Reynolds. (There are others and store brands. But for Cut Rite, maybe it goes under a different trade name in UK, so check Reynolds in a PC search engine.

If you have trouble, you can order on line, and they will ship I'm told. The site is My Brands. Go to www.mybrands.com and in their search at top, put in cut rite wax paper. The Cut Rite wax paper is pretty good, and likely less cloudy than the stuff cereal is packed in, so try and get a roll or two. It will last a long time

Wax paper is not as common nowadays as yesteryear. Many other wraps have taken its place, but its still around in ample supply here. Let us know you make it there across the pond. Best of luck.

[Arlo DiPasquale]

plastic wrwp also works pretty well. its a little hard to spread over the plan... but the parts are super easy to take off.

[peterc4]

parchment paper for baking supposedly works - I have not tried it myself.

[B R Burns]

Thanks rayd shiping cost from US to expensive, so I think I will stik to my corn flake packet, it's free. B R B[/b]

[Dusty]

Hmm, that's a good idea, maybe I'll buy a box of Shreddies. Then I can have something to eat while I build...