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  • Birthday 04/15/1980

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  1.    sonicmcdude reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by michael101 - Caldercraft - Scale 1:72
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    Jacek sorry for the late answer. I used some 6 mm ply for the frames. But I don't know why the keel part of the frames was little bit tick. I think it was the variation of the thickness of the ply so I had to sand this part on the thickness sander. I didn't work on my model a long time because moving to another country and lot of other thinks and I hope I will be back soon. All the best and good luck... Greetings Sinan
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  19. sonicmcdude
    Really nice start
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  24. sonicmcdude
    Beautiful build just awesome pozdrav
  25. sonicmcdude
    Nice start on a beautiful build. I like everything about this, the ship is one off the best, the movie...ect. Can you say a few words about the plans please. I will like to have the plans and one day to start building this beauty. Thank You!
  26. sonicmcdude
    Nice start. The bulkhead method is my favorite one so I will be here to learn some and maybe suggest some things.
  27. sonicmcdude
    That is a neat idea. I think the white plexiglass that is used for making neon signs is going to be the best choice for this. They used also in medicine for x-ray copies.
  28. sonicmcdude
    This is http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/263-all-my-homemade-tools/?hl=%2Ball+%2Bhomemade+%2Btoolsa link to the homemade tools I made. You can find the thickness sander there first...
  29. sonicmcdude
    Awesome job you did on the handle and miter box!
  30. sonicmcdude
    Thank You Norman, Dee Dee, Sherry and Janos for Your reply. I have some rough birch wood and I will try to cut it to ticker boards and leave it to dry for 2 or 3 years, and hoping that I will use it some day.
  31. sonicmcdude
    Everybody heard about birch plywood but how about birch wood how good is for modeling (planking ect).
  32. sonicmcdude
    Nice start. I will need to build one my self so this will be interesting for me.
  33. sonicmcdude
    All in one place, Thank you Revenge!
  34. sonicmcdude
    This is going to be a priceless model..
  35. sonicmcdude
    Interesting idea
  36. sonicmcdude
    Congratulations on your beautiful model build. I like the additional things on display.

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