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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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    Really nice start
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    Beautiful build just awesome pozdrav
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    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!
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    Nice start. The bulkhead method is my favorite one so I will be here to learn some and maybe suggest some things.
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    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.
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    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...
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    Awesome job you did on the handle and miter box!
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    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.
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    Everybody heard about birch plywood but how about birch wood how good is for modeling (planking ect).
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    Nice start. I will need to build one my self so this will be interesting for me.
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    All in one place, Thank you Revenge!
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    This is going to be a priceless model..
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    Interesting idea
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    Congratulations on your beautiful model build. I like the additional things on display.
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    Amazing work as allways! And I can see that you are a tv star too.
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    I'm here Daniel. Thank You for your concern. I haven't post a progress for a long time now and is because of "changing life" and not having time for modeling. I'm hoping I will continue my build soon. This lack of modeling is killing me really :mellow:.
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    Congratulations Elmir is a great bout and we can't see any mistake, is flawless!!
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    Welcome to the family!
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    Maybe this is off topic, but this guy made a mill from scrach and I think is for wax but if you can replace the small motor with a rotary tool is going to be strong enough for wood. Here are some pictures ....
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    Congratulation on a beautiful build Ilhan!!! I hope you will start another build soon
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    Nice build, beautiful ...all I can say.. :mellow:
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    Compare a metal ruler with a caliper and then use ONLY them. I compared a plastic triangle and is off almost by a mm.
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    Nice and clean and on that little scale.
  25. sonicmcdude
    That is just beautiful build and what a carvings are that!!! And that is just so clever with the paper frames and then using them as a template on the router SO CLEVER!

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