Interesting set and mod.
As for cutting, I'm a big fan of razor saws when there is enough clearance, though it wouldn't work for this kind of thing.
For interior cutting, A rotary tool is awesome. Usually I can do most of the work with the rotary tool and then finish it up with a set of files.
The replacable wheels are nice for fine work. However, for the rough cutting, or when you only need to save one side of what you're cutting, this wheel:
http://www.farmandfleet.com/products/571...7w5N1xtcy4
is awesome. It's expensive, but it's virtually indestructible and is as good for shaping using the top as it is for cutting using the side.
I've chopped apart tons of toys with it for use in scratchbuilt wargaming terrain, allowing me to save all the useful bits and panels and get rid of the rest.
As for cutting, I'm a big fan of razor saws when there is enough clearance, though it wouldn't work for this kind of thing.
For interior cutting, A rotary tool is awesome. Usually I can do most of the work with the rotary tool and then finish it up with a set of files.
The replacable wheels are nice for fine work. However, for the rough cutting, or when you only need to save one side of what you're cutting, this wheel:
http://www.farmandfleet.com/products/571...7w5N1xtcy4
is awesome. It's expensive, but it's virtually indestructible and is as good for shaping using the top as it is for cutting using the side.
I've chopped apart tons of toys with it for use in scratchbuilt wargaming terrain, allowing me to save all the useful bits and panels and get rid of the rest.
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