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Darker 3D printed "Swiss Pear" Deadeyes are now coming online and in stock. Trying to print one or two sizes every day. Pictured below are 3mm deadeyes. Really tiny but they look great. I am also now fully stocked with "Swiss Pear single, double and triple rigging blocks. AND YES....they are just $5 a pack. Many sizes are even cheaper. For example....2mm single, double and triple blocks are just $3.99 for a package of 25. This is not a fire sale price. This will be the normal every day pricing for these. Give em a try.
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HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Erik W - 1:48 scale
Chuck replied to Erik W's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
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Not that I have tried yet...and I have tried many. The extra strong stuff is not rigid. It bends too much and is way too flexible. It doesnt break but not what we need. I am sure there may be stuff out there but I just havent found it yet. Since I have so much to 3D print already those are on the backburner for the future after everything else gets done.
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Lovely model. ....and a wonderful display.
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Still around....and trying to work on Speedwell while making blocks and rope inventory. I am going to rig the last cannon on the starboard side...if it kills me. Then on to the port side. I replaced the barrels with the 3D printed versions and thus they needed re-rigging again. But I am back on track...more to come soon. .055 tan breech line and 5/32" single blocks. I am going with the boxwood color 3D printed blocks on this model. Chuck
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HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Erik W - 1:48 scale
Chuck replied to Erik W's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Amost done with that….its not my favorite thing either….then its on to more fun bits. Lovely work also. -
Wipe On Poly Techniques
Chuck replied to Freebird's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
I am bot 100% sure but I think its the same stuff that I use and just rebranded as “warm satin”. I am using the same now as I can no linger find just satin and I cant tell the difference at all. Its exactly the same stuff in my opinion. -
Thank you…I will certainly be using them on my models and I consider myself a traditionalist. They look that good. They are getting crapped on pretty badly on the SOS forum by the usual bunch though. But I think that has more to do with who actually makes them. They keep deleting any pictures of them that my customers post over there which is kind of funny. But I think as folks use them they will come around.
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This week I will be starting to make the darker "Swiss Pear" colored rigging blocks. If this is your preference then watch my store for the next few days as they start to appear. Same low low price as the natural "boxwood" and yes half the price of other after market blocks that quite frankly are not as good in my opinion. These are 5/32" singles and doubles. First batch of these off the printer. Chuck
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Thank you Ron. I am now updating the guns on my Speedwell Carriages. These are the new 3D printed cannon from the file you created. They look fantastic. The surface quality is better than I could have ever expected. If you have a 3D printer it is well worth the 5 hours to print these. I have an Elegoo Saturn Ultra printer 12K. You guys should take advantage of Ron's hard work and generosity here.
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