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I never heard about this in school. I thought subs were first invented in the US during the civil war. https://www.thevintagenews.com/2016/06/27/constructed-barcelona-1858-ictineo-recognised-many-worlds-first-fully-functional-submarine-2/ David B
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Those old catalogs are a godsend when you are looking for a shape or a part on old equipment. A neighbor of ours likes to model old farm equipment and he as a bookcase loaded with old catalogs. David B
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Dave can you use a different polymer in your printer for a stiffer and stronger product? I remember my supervisor said they were thinking about getting one and the sample was as thin as foil and very durable. Fantastic work. I have a feeling you will be doing a side business making scrolls and filigree as well as carvings for modelers who like me are chisel handicaped. David B
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRakH7TrE2E David B
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How can you see something that small and work on it without losing it? Fantastic work. David B
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On a trawler it is the details that really bring it to life. I remember going to a show and saw a couple models of Northsea trawlers forgot to bring a camera so no pics. but the details were what brought them to life. from the rigging and the nets to the donkey engine and a cup of coffe or tea in the pilot house. keep it up. David B
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I am surprised that you have any hair left and are sober after all that fiddling around. Looks great. David B
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I like your solution for the bell. This is the first I have heard of CA and solder together. A learning experience. I wonder if you would give me permission to send this to some club members to be entered into their newsletters. David B
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HMS Naiad 1797 by albert - FINISHED - 1/48
dgbot replied to albert's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Wonderful workmanship Albert. How did you make your ships wheel? I have made a few but am always looking for an easier and neater way to do it The Green eyed moster does ask. David B -
You have done everyone proud. That looks great. What do you think will be your next build? David B
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I have tried using wire for rigging and rarely had decent results. I must be handling it the wrong way or using the wrong wire. What is best for something really small models. I remember miniatures I have seen where fly tying thread and a very hin wire was used. But I have forgoten the guage and material. David B
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I found it hard to belive that something so small could cause so much damge. http://dawlishchronicles.blogspot.co.uk/ David B
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Youtube has several tutorials on airbrushing from what to bet to how to use them. One of my favorite is by the owner of Badger. Long but a wealth of information. Introduction to airbrushing by Ken Schotfeldt https://youtu.be/tsW-vN0_lHw David B
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