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Historical Nautical Fiction, model building of any kind, RC crawlers, cars and gliders, stick and tissue airplanes, Japanese N scale trains, photography, travel, mountain biking and so on...
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Looks fantastic! Would a bit of teak stain and a few coats of glossy, polished varnish be appropriate? Cheers, Todd
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So good! Are you laser engraving the details on the pillars? Cheers, Todd
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Really good for never having done it before. Looks quite realistic. Now that you have brickwork figured out, you can get a start on a scale Double Rope House as you build a scale shipyard to go with your model. It's only 1135 feet long. 😉
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Motored Syren Rope Rocket (Modification)
Tossedman replied to modeller_masa's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Looks great1 Keep tinkering, you'll get it scienced out soon enough. Does it have a built in method of clamping it to the bench? Might be something to add to your design. Shouldn't be too hard to add. Looking forward to how this turns out. -
As do I. Great tools.
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Nicely done! Good to see that I'm not the only one to park a project for a bit. You're ahead of me though, mine's still in the box.
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That's cool! We'll have to look out for that movie when it comes out. Have fun with it. Cheers, Todd
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So good! I'm in awe of the craftsmanship on this site.
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3D Printing Cannons in Resin
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It's fascinating to watch the evolution of this ship model. Looking forward to seeing what's next.
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It's lovely to see this ship take shape and learn a bit about the thought that goes into the design. Great work Chuck. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Todd
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