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Hi Scott when i had just started my modeling passion i had access to very little printed material and started collecting any books i could get my hands on. In a moment of weakness i purchased this series. To be honest i have accessed it very few times.
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These photos show the clean up and the positioning of the lines as they come out of the corners. It should be an easy fix.
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Good mroning Ab from Trinidad. Its wonderful that you have joined us. I have both your books and enjoy reading them. This group of special people are fantastic and will appreciate your contribution As we go forward. I am still collecting data on the Tobago 1677 ships but way short of sufficient information that will result in my building a model of one of these ships. Welcome kevin Kenny
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Toni so happy for you. She look fantastic. I guess youll take a breath and start your next project. Have you decided on that as yet?
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These are the three bits i use with the Turbo carver to refine and clean up my blocks. Good blocks are essential to a realistic model.
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If you slightly sand the edges any difference will dissappear. I have also made moundings on my Proxoon shaper and on my table saw both with excellent results.
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I try to prepaint every thing before i install as a rule. Its simple to hard to paint parts on the model. This of course requires a bit of planning. Having said that it is almost impossible to do this with all parts. Masking as you have done will help. I use acrylic paint so it is easy to undo a smudge when i make a mistake. I think your model is coming out just fine.
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I suppose you don’t want to try carving them yourself. These task that seem so difficult usually end up very doable if you know what you are making
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