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Thank you Patrick! It is not too small - its length is more than 40 mm )) Again my best wishes! Igor.
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Many thanks Carl! Yes, I have to make a small pause for drying of sea )) I hope continue tomorrow. And now I am cutting the stand for of my other model ) Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi to all! Now I have a little vacation and I continue to build AMERICA ) Here is the process making of the next sail: Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi everyone! Small update was made yesterday. In during one evening was made only one sail )) Best Regards! Igor. P.S. And of course, I again did the photo with my special match ))
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IgorSky replied to planktonette's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Hi Amy! The scalpel N3 with the blade N11 is my favorit tool during many years Best Regards! Igor. -
Hi Bob! I will find my special match and I will do the photo a little later )) Best Regards! Igor.
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It's just incredible, Patrick! Congratulations! Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you Piet! I am sure that you easily can place your ship in a bottle. So, the next small update here: Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Nils! Every time when I look your blog is all I can say is - Fantastic Work! Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Ian! In this case, I used the medical steel needle with a diameter of about 0.5 mm. In fact I could not find a brass tube diameter is less than 0.8 mm, but the needle may has a diameter of 0.3 mm. This is no rod )) I use a conventional needle to handle edge of the tube. So I rule out the sharp edges of the tube, which can cut the thread. I often use medical needles of different diameters for my models. I did portholes, davits, gears for winches, mast's elements, etc. Best REgards! Igor.
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Hi everyone! Many thanks for your interest to this project! Here is the little update per last weekend. Best Regards! Igor.
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Excellent work Patrick! The details are amazing! Best Regards! Igor.
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