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You'd do a superb job on the Cheerful, Don, especially after seeing the work you are doing on the Winnie.
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Beautiful work as always, Amalio! I like those c-clamps that you are using. Can you tell me who makes them and where you got them?
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Simply a beautiful work love, labor and art. Congratulations, Tom, all the accolades and awards you have received are most deserved.
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I have adopted another orphaned kit
BobG replied to mtdoramike's topic in RC Kits & Scratch building
Another fine model rescued! It looks like the previous builder got a nice start on her. It’s very kind of you to finish this one for his wife. Good luck, Mike. I’m sure your do this project proud. -
B.E. Hmmm…I hadn’t thought about that, BE. I wonder if you could insert part tiny, round rod or toothpick and then carefully cut it off similar to treenailing? Perhaps the scale is too small and not worth it for the effort though…?? Just a thought…
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Beautifully done, Paul, and a great build log to boot. Congratulations! What's next?
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Do you just wipe the miniature with isopropyl alcohol and then brush on the weathering powder?
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The metallic look you achieved on the canons is great, BE! I've only used the weathering powders on a painted surface and it makes sense to use fixative on an unpainted, resin surface. It also looks like you have rounded the square ends of the axles on the canon bases. I think that looks better than just placing a square into a round hole. I was worried that that might make the ends of the axles too small for the holes in the wheels though but it looks like you were able to keep that from happening.
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I hope you will document the process of building the diorama, Ron. That's a subject that doesn't get a lot of coverage here on MSW.
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That's about as high as the praise gets for a model ship kit!
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Glad you're on the mend, Rob. This Covid virus is nothing to take lightly. Getting back into your shipyard may be some very good medicine!
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Absolutely beautiful, Rod. Congratulations on a very fine build!
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