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  1. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW
  2. JeffT
    The last one I did was the Missouri. I didn’t remove any deck detail. I glued it down with watered down PVA.
  3. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW
  4. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW. You can also download the model ship kit index.
  5. JeffT
    Good idea Mark
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    Welcome to MSW
  7. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW. Have fun with your build
  8. JeffT
    I agree with Chuck. You are doing a really nice job on what is a pretty challenging model.
  9. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW
  10. JeffT
    Mine is the 20001 and it has 4 pages.
  11. JeffT
    I think I have it. I’ll check when I get home
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  13. JeffT
    Thats a really nice looking model.
  14. JeffT
    Microscale micro crystal clear is another good option for clear parts and PE
  15. JeffT
    I’ll be starting the Agora Bismarck soon. Same as the hatchette but hatchette isn’t available in the US. Also signed up for the titanic from agora but that’s not expected to start shipping in the USA until May.
  16. JeffT
    10 roughly. Not all ship models though.
  17. JeffT
    A Dremel or similar would probably do the trick.
  18. JeffT
    Hello Julian. Welcome to the forums.
  19. JeffT
    Another quick update. As before, pretty much stuck to the instructions. The exception is that I painted all the bulwarks parts off the model. Next up is fairing the hull.
  20. JeffT
    Probably true. She is a pretty skilled modeler though.
  21. JeffT
    Current state of the sphinx. The only variation from the instructions is the extra support added along the false deck.
  22. JeffT
    Very impressive work Paul.
  23. JeffT
    Makes sense to me Brian. Happy New Year!
  24. JeffT
    I remember doing this on the Conny. Its a painstaking process. I ended up filling some of the gaps with copper tape. Just overlapped the plates to pick up the rivets.
  25. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW Michael. Very nice work.

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