Holding a model (no hands)

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Holding a model (no hands)

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Hey ppl,

In case you haven't read my introduction, I suffer from a condition called Essential Tremor. This can make modelling very difficult from time to time. Something that would help me is finding ways to keep the model in place when I do things to it. I already use a blue-tack like stuff to hold a pilot when painting etc. But when applying decals, for example, I'd like to find a way to hold the model in place securely without damaging the paint job so I can concentrate on the decals. But also holding it when painting or sticking small things to it.

Any advice or help would be great!
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What genre of model kit do you normally like to build ?
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At the moment I'm building ww1 and ww2 planes. I'm working on the decals for a 1/72 airfix Eindecker. But I pretty much want to build anything up to the cold war stuff. Including one or two ships, tanks and sci-fi stuff. No cars or very modern planes though.
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Other foam or knitting needles can be substituted
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Not my pic...I like armor mostly although WW1 aircraft are going to find there way in. :th:
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