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Amazing work Ollie. I've been away for a few months, and remember you starting this build. The level of detail and your ingenuity was extremely impressive. I see you have continued on your meticulous build. I am still finding the time to start my first build, despite still ordering more kits! 2 toddlers, a puppy great dane, moving house, working full time, and a wife who just had surgery doesn't leave me much time.
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You are doing a fantastic job mate.
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Where Do You Keep Your Working Plans
Pygothian replied to BubbleHead's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
All good ideas. Anyone know the best solution for getting plans to stay flat after being rolled or folded. My Syren plans area really needing some flattening. I don't want to iron them incase I damage them, but if want them nice and flat. Cheers Rowan -
That is an awesome idea, I love it. Will definitely try this technique out Cheers Rowan
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ebonizing boxwood
Pygothian replied to Kurt Johnson's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
Thanks for clearing this up. As I've never physically seen ebony, I guess it's something I'll have to keep an eye out for. From everyone's description however, sounds hard to work with, and maybe not for a beginner. Cheers Rowan -
ebonizing boxwood
Pygothian replied to Kurt Johnson's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
As I'm pretty new to this, I'm curious as to the differences this makes to painting the wales black ? Does it look better ? Anyone have an example comparing black paint vs this dye ebonizing ? Sorry for my ignorance, just curious, as it seems quite tricky, and not without risk if mistakes a made. -
Wow..that's an impressive looking kit. What are the dimensions of this one?
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You are doing a fantastic job...are you sure this is your 1st build ? It's making me feel very inferior when I finally get around to starting my build - work is chaos at the moment catching up after a few days off sick
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Still feeling too sick to start building, but got some goodies in the mail today. Full replacement rigging and blocks in Swiss pear from Chuck! Also got a few other goodies And a MS waterway marker as I'm probably to lazy to build my own jig Hopefully I'll get started this week once the antibiotics kick in
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Very lovely ship you have there Anja, it's quite refreshing to see something new. I'm finding just about everyone builds the victory, endeavour, constitution and Syren (myself included!) Take care Rowan
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