Thanks Mike for the update!

Here's the link to Retro RC: Click Here for Retro RC

Peck Polymers Asuka (Japanese)Tissue: Asuka Tissue click here

There are basically two types of tissue (I know already some will differ with me) Esaki (Japanese) tissue, and what is called Domestic tissue.  Esaki is probably the highest and strongest quality tissue available.  Domestic tissue varies with strength and grain. 

Esaki has a definite grain that allows it to be applied wet which gives it the ability to cover some more complex shapes.  Some Domestic tissue is better than others and stronger which allows covering wet. 

I have used both and had success with both.  I do prefer the Esaki tissue and it's strength, but I have also used Domestic tissue I've found in the Dollar Store locally.  I have since built up a stock of Domestic from Easy Built in colors that allow me to cover without painting.  Takes a bit more care in application but yields nice results.  Check out my beginners build 101 of the Easy Built Spit.

In the "tissue and finish" section Don McClellan does a nice job showing his covering of a nice round fuselage on his Dash 8 airliner.

Maxfliart has a great video on covering with tissue.

Here's a link to the video: Tissue Covering Click Here
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