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Come on @chris watton, any photos of your new toy yet?
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HMS FLY by cafmodel - 1/48
James H replied to cafmodel's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Great seeing how you approach design in CAD. I'd love to see more images of this model. Looks VERY interesting 😍 -
The Beagle is a lovely kit, and you'll have lots of fun building her. Those videos are invaluable to a newcomer too. Good choice.
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Welcome to MSW, Dean. We have engineering in common, but I have spent the last decade or so with plastic kits before coming back to timber. Enjoy your journey with us, and if you ever need help, this is the best place for it! Jim
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HMS FLY by cafmodel - 1/48
James H replied to cafmodel's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
A very nice subject for 1:48. I'll be watching this one progress 😎 -
Hi Tom, Very much looking forward to seeing your products here on MSW. We're a seriously large portal for the hobby, so it will be good to get CAFModel really well-known.
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I'm led to believe that price will be around €480, but there is some possible fluidity in that yet.
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I don't think it would be an issue as this is a POB model and not a plastic kit, plus they already released this as a magazine partwork through a publisher a while ago, and it's generally considered to be the most accurate. This model us an upgraded version of that.
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Hi all, Early next year, Amati will release their new 1:200 Bismarck kit. This one will be a beast! Here's some info on this forthcoming kit: Length 127 cm Height 29 cm Width 18 cm Hull: plank on frame (also ready to accommodate RC Control) Laser etched wooden decks Anton Bruno Cesar and Dora turrets made in plywood and covered with photoetched brass. Metal gun barrels. Options for three style of camouflage, dependent on career stage. Wooden base for etched plate Decals for Sound Locator System. The Bismarck will be unveiled at the Nuremberg Toy Fair between 29th January - 2nd February 2020, by Krick, Amati's German distributor. Here's a few photos. I'll add more over the next weeks
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Edited topic to include CAFModel
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@cafmodel Great to see you here on MSW, and getting the credit you now so deserve with your kits. So pleased that you worked a resolution with Ancre too. A BIG welcome to MSW!
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I expect they'll be welcome with open arms at another site.
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That looks stunning!
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How the HELL do you make card look like plastic? 🤩
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Hi all, This will be a very abridged version of this build as the full project will be published in a forthcoming SAM (Scale Aircraft Modelling) magazine. The base kit is the Wingnut Wings Fokker D.VIIF I finally decided to dig out my Pheon decals for Wilhelm Hippert's 'Mimmi' Fokker D.VIIF. For this I'm using Wood & Wire decals to accompany the Pheon, and HGW belts. Spandau will be GasPatch and if I have a suitable wooden prop in stash, I'll use that too. I'll be adding the oxygen apparatus from a German Accessories set in a WNW kit, and modifying it to suit. Work is already way along, so here's a few images:
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A great way to get exactly what you want if your expectations are so high, is to buy timber, plans/monograph, and embark on a masterpiece, right down to the last frame and nail. There is no such thing as a perfect kit, be it accuracy or engineering, and that goes for any genre such as plastic, resin, wood etc.
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Do you have any specific examples?
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Welcome to MSW! More than happy to see some paper vessels. Those can be real works of art and way beyond my scope. Looking forward to seeing your work. Jim
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Nice to see another fellow Brit here 😎 Hope you'll sure your projects with us too.
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Switched from X-Acto to Excel blades......
James H replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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Switched from X-Acto to Excel blades......
James H replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Jeweller's rouge is Iron Oxide (FeO) mixed into a paste with water. 'Rouge' because of the colour of the oxide. Aluminium Oxide (Al2O3) is typically white) I work in science and use it FeO regularly.
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