Thank you Ryan, Robin, Ken, Juan, Andreas and Rick fro your nice comments, much appreciated!
If you taught a class on this I would pay.
And instead you get a detailed build report and macro pictures for
free 
Have you given any thought about how to avoid using the brass tubing sleeves to secure rigging lines to turnbuckles and eyelets?
Believe me, not just once!
That's why I use 0.4mm brass instead of 0.5mm. The next smaller size 0.3 is no more usable, because the inner diameter is only 0.1mm. I tried also a flexible tubing from fishers, very thin, but I found no glue which connects to it.
I think they look out of scale on my models and couldn't think of a method to replace them with something smaller.
You can also try using 0.4mm brass in your 1/32 scale, will look better beside the 1/32 Gaspatch turnbuckles. I have a fishing line (got some meters at ebay, so I don't know the brand) which go twice through 0.4mm (0.2 inside) tubes.
On the actual aircraft, the rigging wire is looped back upon itself and another wire binds them together
Later the brass will be painted, so it simulates the bound end of the wire.
So that is the best I can do at the moment for normal rigging. The RAF wires are a different story, where I do not like the Gaspatch solution and have my own solution (see the Bristol Fighter Crocodile report).
Cheers,
Frank
