New: Tips and Tricks Videos!!!

:wink: The first one of a series !

If you have time, see :
http://www.shipmodeling.ca/aa000092.html

Have a good evening,
Bosco PDT_Aliboronz_15

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:06 pm • Post subject:

:wink: A second video more useful (I hope !): "Seizing a strop"

See: http://www.shipmodeling.ca/aa000093.html

Bosco PDT_Aliboronz_15

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:26 pm • Post subject:

Bravo Hubert!

I like the idea of using a weight/clip to hold down the seizing until you've glued it. I never thought of using nail clippers as a tool either! Idea

Jim

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:41 pm • Post subject:

There are some things in life which just make me sit back and smile - ships sailing, kittens playing, John Scofield, loud motorcycles - I've just added Hubert's latest video to the list. He's the man!

Jake

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:40 pm • Post subject:

Wow!! These are better then all of the instructions and practicums I have ever seen. Are there more that I missed? Are there going to be more?

Great Stuff

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:50 pm • Post subject:

It is possible to make it complicate and with an acceptable result (like myself), or with some use of brain in a fast way with an excellent and accurate result (like Bosco). Ans I am sure that with the use of these small helpers all strops are looking same!

The idea with these small videos is great. A beginner like myself is able to see the different steps much clearer and much more understandable than a written description or sketch. These videos are able to replace a mentor where you can look over the shoulder.

Hopping to see much more of these videos Pray

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 11:26 pm • Post subject:

Hubert, very nicely done.

What I'd love to see (ask my friend Dirk about this one) is how you rattle up. 8)

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 12:48 pm • Post subject:

Hubert,

Great video! If a picture is worth a thousand words than this video is worth a few chapters or so :wink:. My daughter is just starting her French class in high school and I am trying to learn along with her. All the video is lacking is a "Voila" at the end PDT_Aliboronz_31

Scott

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 7:16 pm • Post subject:

Terrific videos!

For all of you who have not yet subscribed to Hubert's site, I suggest that you do so. You will find a huge amount of information in both written and photographic form which I have found to be invaluable.

It's pretty cheap for all the help you get.

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2006 9:51 pm • Post subject:

Bosco
Great Video, very helpful. I have seen the alligator clips in the board you use and was wondering if the clips are spaced a certain distance apart or is it what ever spacing is needed for a certain job? One more question, what kind of weight do you use for your weighted clip? Again great videos Thanks. Steve