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  1. yancovitch
    thanks all....we may start a new trend dave....''they'' could come out with a rigging kit with ''plans''....' if i get inspired sometime, i may loop lines on the belaying pins etc....but i want to get my little hms prince rigged.....was trying to get some rigging info for the prince on line, but no luck...can't afford to spend any more money.....i may have to stick with the limited aeropiccolo plans......my poor wife has been so patient and tolerant.....she works and i play...shame on me.....cheers......
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    finally made a case on which the end acrylic sheet, slides up to open.....easy to clean and manipulate ship if necessary ......still figuring out what to do for name plates on the models......cheers...............
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    jolly good shew ej......does it open from the top- bottom- or end?........
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    ooooooheeeee....such detail...good shew.....(ed sullivan).....
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    ouch!......patience of a saint!......
  6. yancovitch
    flame only works with epoxy resin....not polyester 😀...swoosh!.....i usually use an hand butane torch at low setting, and give it a quick swipe...doesn't take much...never tried a shaver though...just a thought.....good luck....
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    sure you already know that a flame will remove bubbles from epoxy resin, and regarding mold material...what about vibration....maybe even an electric shaver or whatever....not sure if any of this applies to your situation, but thought i'd mention....cheers......
  8. yancovitch
    hmmmmm..dem cookies look good enough to eat.......could even hang them on our christmas tree :)
  9. yancovitch
    absolutely gorgeous!!!......and very elegant.....
  10. yancovitch
    dear friend herve in france, did some fancy manipulation here....pretty cool
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    you seem to be able to capture a fluidity in your sculptures, a feeling of movement, which is nice....
  12. yancovitch
    thanks hubac-calhoun.....my R/C build, along with other's is on this forum.....https://www.rcgroups.com/scale-sailboats-653/? under coronne II.. hope i was allowed to post that link......the rudder, the yards are radio controlled...that's it....some fellas actually attach a submersible motor and prop to the rudder or drop keel to help get them out of trouble....me...i have to be on the water in a boat, as this old style of ship ends up drifting downwind and i have to tow it back.....a trades wind sailor, opposed to the more modern designs which can go up wind to varying degrees.....all the windows and lanterns have led's....cheers....
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    great...and the excitement builds!!!
  14. yancovitch
    thanks, even get smoke rings sometimes
  15. yancovitch
    just a simple record that she sails, and the cannons work.... will try for better at a later time.......
  16. yancovitch
    are you sure???...are you really really sure??? ............nice to have company.....
  17. yancovitch
    forgot to look at the drawing...haha....have to add more lead.....should be a little below the lower wale.....
  18. yancovitch
    ok...good shew...
  19. yancovitch
    thanks ej............video was pretty shaky, being on a boat, so we'll have to patch together some of the better shots....we'll see....
  20. yancovitch
    am quite relieved, thanks...........do you think she should sit a bit lower in the water?....
  21. yancovitch
    ok..............got her in the water with the help of a friend......first effort was a struggle finding the technique, but we'll have to do it again, and it will be a lot easier, plus we'll take better shots....videos were too shaky, as we were on a boat....now i know how much ballast and how and where to launch.......will make another effort at the proper time........
  22. yancovitch
    interesting......never thought of this before, but i think your scratch carvings actually have a more dynamic emotional appeal, than factory ones.....ship has more of a life force which effects those who see it..............
  23. yancovitch
    haha.....was referring to the ring on your finger rather than the wreath
  24. yancovitch
    haha...what else could it be
  25. yancovitch
    looks shookum hubac........... one has to give credit to the artists who make some of these kits....

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