FWIW I found for circles, if the plastic card is thin enough, you can use a fingernail cutter. The cutting part has a curve to it and makes short work of cutting out circles.
It's a good tutorial, but the obvious thing you're missing is a cutting mat. It would make that styrene a lot easier to cut than it is on a plastic desktop.
Wow. I think I have always been ahead of this... started off with paper and Elmers. If you can do that, then you have more than enough skill when you get to styrene.
Question ; using styrene sheets , how do you cut them @ and 45 degree angle + or -- yo get a slight beveled edge to firm for example ; angled bumper like on fire trucks
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