You might want several different sizes of paintbrush - larger ones for cleaning larger, nearly flat areas, and smaller brushes for cleaning out tiny details. Use a soft brush (like a paintbrush) to dust out crevices and clean the stickier dust off of surfaces. Before using canned air or a blower bulb on your model, practice against your hand until you know how far away to hold the can or bulb to get an air stream that won't damage the model.
You can use a straw to concentrate your air stream and direct it exactly where you want it. Practice against your hand to make sure you're blowing only air, without any spit. You can blow on it using just your mouth, or you can use canned air (available at computer supply stores) or a blower bulb (from a photography supply store). Then gently blow on it to further remove the loose dust. Gently shake and tap the model to loosen up the dust and encourage it to fall off. Start by picking up the model and tipping it over so most of the dust falls off. Make sure your hands are clean before you start, and if they pick up dirt in the process, be careful not to re-apply that dirt to the model.
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