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Nicely done Mark. Must get easier from here - if they’re smaller, there’s less wood; ergo, must be easier!😉
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David, It may seem to be a tedious process (and it is), but it is well worth the extra effort to do the additional coats and progressively finer wet sanding/polishing. You will end up with a mirror smooth finish that also will have a ‘depth’ to it.
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Actually Vossie, I’d say your build looks as flash as a rat with a gold tooth!
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Glad to hear the painting tip worked out for you. Wish I could take credit for it, but I picked it up from someone else here on the forum. Your paint job looks excellent.
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Chris, You can’t go better than the Byrnes saw and many of us Aussies have the privilege of owning one. You just have to be prepared to pay the exorbitant postage fees, which are beyond Jim’s control. At the time I bought mine, the postage added about 50% to the cost of the saw. Nowadays, you’ll also have to be prepared to pay GST as well.... It hurts, but it’s worth every penny! As the saying goes, “quality is remembered long after price is forgotten”.
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Creating Brass Blister Detail
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I look forward to following your progress on this one Kevin.
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Looking good David. If you’re worried about paint getting under the edge of your masking tape, try sealing the “wet” edge of the tape with a coat of clear varnish first.
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I love the Chris Craft boats. Are you going to make this a working RC model?
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Outstanding, as always, Rusty. I look forward to following your next project.
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Looks pretty good to me B.E. and knowing your attention to detail, I suspect you will be dissatisfied if you decide NOT to do the other 11 guns. So best you get back to it!!!😉😄😄😄
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While you’re waiting for the Winnie, Bob, maybe a Medway Longboat or a Royal Barge from Chuck would help to fill the time?
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Congratulations on yet another fine build Bob, despite the best efforts of the kit manufacturer! Here’s wishing you improved health and greater enjoyment of your modelling in 2019.
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