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" Realistic scale models--as well as tabletop boxes and other small projects--require delicate, tiny, clean cuts. The Proxxon Table Saw FKS/E ($360, proxxon.com) shrinks features we expect in a full-size table saw into a Lilliputian cutter, allowing users to dial in small-scale projects with precision. But don&amp;#039;t make your models look too perfect, advises modelmaker Grant McCune, who won an Oscar for Star Wars. A little inspired sloppiness--oil stains, stray parts--can bolster the illusion of reality. &amp;quot;The marks don&amp;#039;t have to have rhyme or reason,&amp;quot; McCune says. &amp;quot;The Millennium Falcon probably had 15 pounds of parts from model tank and bridge kits.&amp;quot;  RELATED STORIES \u2022 FULL Q&amp;amp;amp;A: Star Wars&amp;#039; Grant McCune With More Modeling Tips!  \u2022 TIME MACHINE: 5-Part Plans for Scale Model of Super Ship  \u2022 ABUSIVE LAB TEST: New Reciprocating Saws (With Video!)   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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