I have my collection displayed in a curio cabinet. I have been advised by the "BOSS" that I am to move them to another room.
In the process I noticed the models are covered in dust. I suggested using my compressor on low pressure to blow off the dust. She thinks I am nuts. She thinks some kind of damp cloth will work. I don't think so. It would take forever.
Anybody got any suggestions?

DEFINITELY NOT A WET CLOTH!!!! I've done a couple of things....

Those little pocket soft-bristle brushes you can use on your computer keyboard--those are great. Or if you want something a little bigger, go to a Automotive store and get a dashboard duster.

I've also used a can of compressed air--BUT be careful as I've blown off a couple of loose mirrors, but that works well to get dust out of the inside of the cab or between the cross-lays of hoses.

However you do it, just be careful and dust someplace where if you knock off a mirror or warning light you can find it easily......you'd be amazed at how far those suckers travel when they bounce on a floor!

Good luck!

I've used a small (1" max) paint brush in the past. It seems to work pretty good. A cloth with some window cleaner works for any spots that may not come off with the brush.

Jim, the "upside" to divorce ....

You can display your collection how and where you like and nobody interferes!!!! LOL

A Blush Brush is great also.My wife suggested that to me and it works.

Blush brush - yes. I stole my wife's and it is perfect for removing dust but nothing other than dust. Compressed air - no way. It is hard to control the pressure and I once literaly blew some decals from a model (Corgi not Code 3) using a compressor!

Thanks to all that posted replies to my request as to how to clean my models. I think the blush brush sounds like a plan,and I would have bever thought of it.
You guys are the best!

Lens brush for a camera ... the one you blow and brush with.