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Last night I made the kedge, the original idea was to simulate a concrete block or a stone, as often happens in real life, but I opted for the classic clamshell kedge (method of self-tested for years now). Here are the photos step by step, I used 4 regular paper clips are trimmed and joined with cyan. Mauro
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I prepared and positioned the tree complete with cleats and band leather overcoat and I placed a couple of lugs brass. Mauro
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Hi Patrick, to make the star I cheated, I did it with paper and decoupage a mold of my wife !!! Mauro
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Hello Wayne, thank you so much for the birthday wishes and congratulations to the model. Mauro
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Thank you very much, in fact the target of '50 not happen every day, I hope to count another 50 !!! Mauro
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Hi Bob, I hope I do not ruin my model with the paint, it is the hardest part and the one that is most noticeable . Mauro
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