Gaetan Bordeleau
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Obormotov in Maximum size of a photo for this forum
Before, if I remember correctly, it was 2000, which is a good size for a monitor, now at 1500, it is less flexible.
Very few people used 2000, so adding the fact that there are a lot of photos on this site, there was probably no reason to keep it at 2000.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from phebe in Tung oil and the choice for a finished ship
This subject comes back again and again. You can search.
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I apply 1 coat of tung oil and the wipe the surplus. I tried many other but the best results are with tung oil.
Example on the photo, the right part has not yet oil.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Trumper07 in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from tlevine in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Landlubber Mike in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Matt D in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from fake johnbull in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from CaptnBirdseye in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Ryland Craze in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from hollowneck in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from wefalck in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from mtaylor in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from tkay11 in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from shipman in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from JpR62 in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from bruce d in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
Jewelry is a good source of inspiration for tools, Here is an example of the classical workbench 100 years apart.
Electric height adjustable desk is probably the best tool we can use for many reasons.
I have seen many declinations of armrest, the first one I remember was a felt donut recovered with leather for the elbow.
In a way, all these resting tools offers the same thing: allowing to rest a part of the arm to have a better control of the hand.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Harvey Golden in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Bob Cleek in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from mtaylor in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from mtaylor in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I would say that the main difference working small vs larger is the concentration level is very much more demanding, especially in carving to control your hands moves which are much more smaller.
The magnifier style you use is a personal choice. I like to work with Optivisor and for smaller scale I like to use a surgical loupe and occasionally for quality control a microscope.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Tony Hunt in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from Landlubber Mike in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from mtaylor in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I did something about 30 years ago at 1/192 scale.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from VTHokiEE in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
I would say that the main difference working small vs larger is the concentration level is very much more demanding, especially in carving to control your hands moves which are much more smaller.
The magnifier style you use is a personal choice. I like to work with Optivisor and for smaller scale I like to use a surgical loupe and occasionally for quality control a microscope.
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Gaetan Bordeleau got a reaction from bruce d in Philip Reed style Navy Board models: are there any on MSW?
there is the same thing in art painting and it is called painter mahl stick
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