i missed out responding to the posts about trying to hide the deck seams on ships. I posed that question several months ago on the ship website. Got some interesting tips. One was to use thinned out white putty. Thin it with fingernail polish remover (acetone) someone else recommended something called Mr finisher which fills in small seams and sort of cleans up with water. I plan to try the Mr. Finisher on the unsung sisters campaign 350 scale KG V class ship. The big test will be on that big Enterprise kit waiting in the wings. Most pointed out that the styrene brace piece was highly recomended

Most of your deck seam will probably be covered by the superstructure and the seaplane rails/boat deck, so your problem might not be as bad as you think. You can use regular pully, thinned down and applied with a toothpick for the rest. Use a new curved X-acto blade to clean up once its dry.

Well, I'm just at that stage. have glued on the 3 deck pieces adding the bits of sheet styrene for support. Looks like the testors glue did a pretty good job of filling in the seams and the tight fit of the sections added to it. Almost don't need any filling, plan to use that Mr Finisher stuff on it

What about rescribing the deck lines? This seems to be mybane for deck work currently...

Sean