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Hi Tom, I just wanted to offer to moisten the sail white glue diluted with water. This will give it a shape. It is also possible to make the sail from a thin cloth (percale. Epoxy. I have used the epoxy resin several times. I have dyed it with using the gel from pens.
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Hi Patrick! My congratulations on the beginning of a new project! And of course, I am occupying one of the chairs in the first row. )) Best Regards! Igor.
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Thanks Michael! Yes, you're right - it needs a very small amount of material. It's one of the nice sides of the building of SIB. )) Best Regards! Igor.
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Amazing work Bob!!! Congratulations on the successful completion!
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As you know there are three things at which you can watch endlessly - fire, water and well made model ships! )) BRAVO Patrick!
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I have glued the deckhouses to the deck and began to make the mast And suddenly the weekend was ended ((
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The next stage - making of handrails I could not to glue the stanchions from the wire of 0.15 mm to the handrails, so again I made them out of wood. First, I make handrails for one side of the hull
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Two little obscure objects on the deck - this is my attempt to make the steering wheel and binnacle ))
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Hi everyone! Another my mini project here )) Some time ago my friends gave me the empty perfume flacon with the quite the unusual shape. The shape of the bottle did not leave much choice for the type of ship, the model which could be placed inside. So this will be a model of the yacht J-class. This model does not have a specific prototype and it is a kind of generalized image of these beautiful yachts. As usual, I am starting with making of the hull
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