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  1. CDW
    I have too many irons in the fire to join in right now. This 3D printer has me jumping through a lot of hoops.
  2. CDW
    I think you will like the Liberty Ship. Wish I had spent more time detailing my copy. Just threw it together and painted it, no rigging, no photo etch...and it still looks decent. Could be a great model if proper care to detail is given.
  3. CDW
    Yes, I agree with Greg, Cog. Outstanding work. Neat, clean, and professional.
  4. CDW
    Agreed. Don't think it's wise to put too much emphasis on correct color using film that's made so deep under water like that with all the issues of light and shadows.
  5. CDW
    Oh yes, she's got lines like the Italian battleships....beautiful! She's a real eye-catcher for me.
  6. CDW
    Mighty, mighty fine, Capt. Popeye. You are going to have some nimble fingers when all that photo etch gets through with you. Wow!
  7. CDW
    Stellar work, Greg.
  8. CDW
    I don't know, Neal, but whatever you're doing with your settings, it sure is precise-looking to me. Curious to know what nozzle size you're using now and what size you've set for lines. Are you using 1.75 filament?
  9. CDW
    And I have a 21 year old daughter who is still the pickiest eater I've ever seen. Guess she's still my kid.
  10. CDW
    You have something to learn, Mr Cog.
  11. CDW
    Nightshade is particularly poisonous and deadly to cattle. When I was young, my father would walk our pasture to point out the nightshade to me. He then explained it would kill our cattle as they would readily eat it. He would quickly remove it once he saw it.
  12. CDW
    Yes, it is where I come from.
  13. CDW
    In the USA capsicum is called "bell pepper". I had to google capsicum to learn what it was. Never heard it called that before now.
  14. CDW
    That's some beautiful and inspirational 3D print work, Neal.
  15. CDW
    If you ever dropped one of those torpedo door covers on the floor...fugettaboutit. It would be history. Great job so far, Popeye.
  16. CDW
    Nice start, Popeye. Good grief, those parts are so tiny. Your guests will need super-vision to see your finished work when they visit your home.
  17. CDW
    Greg, you just keep getting better, more better, and more better good with your airbrushed hulls. You've really developed the talent and paint combinations for weathering, shading, and highlighting.
  18. CDW
    I've got to try their gloss when I get a chance. My LHS doesn't carry it and I haven't thought to order some.
  19. CDW
    It has much to do with airbrush fouling and paint spattering. Vallejo is not user friendly.
  20. CDW
    Inspirational work, Piet. Just beautiful.
  21. CDW
    Sorry...I thought I was on the last page, but now realize the pictures I was looking at when making that comment happened much earlier in your thread. The comments were out of context with the current situation. My compliment still stands...beautiful model!
  22. CDW
    Now that you've mentioned it, my wife has learned of many of her ancestors who lost their heads to "the iron lady". One she was showing me just in the past couple of days was 60 years old when they lost their head.
  23. CDW
    Does that paint defect correspond to an area where a spot filler putty was used underneath? It's a beautiful model. Hope you get this all sorted out.
  24. CDW
    It's large when you're standing on shore looking at it, but very small in the middle of the ocean with 40' seas.
  25. CDW
    This is my Dad making home made strawberry ice cream in the 1960's...

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