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About Keith Black

- Birthday 03/23/1947
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Grass Lake, Michigan
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Model Ships, History, Pool, Clocks
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Carving from Belgorod
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Alexandr, there is a way to paint where the paint doesn't soak into the wood and can be removed if necessary. It requires that the piece to be painted is first given a coat of polyurethane and allowed to dry, the piece can then be painted using acrylic craft paint. You must experiment on a scrap piece first to make sure this method would/will work for you and the look of the piece is acceptable to you.
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HMCSS Victoria 1855 by BANYAN - 1:72
Keith Black replied to BANYAN's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Great to see work on and images of Victoria, Pat. 👍- 1,021 replies
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Keith Black started following Novice builder and question re: Amati felucca and Bluenose Sterling Kit D6
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Welcome to MSW, all the best on your Bluenose project. Glad to have you aboard.
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John, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard. -
Thank you, Rick. Those Stobart prints are a treasure, your brother is very fortunate to be their caretaker. Than you, Keith. As soon as I tie a bow on Billy I'll be sure to take a photo of my humble working boat fleet together and post. Thank you so kindly, Craig. Billy's not quite done but very close. After seeing you work on Twilight's galley (the whole work for that matter) your fingers are far far from clumsy. Twilight is very special as is the work of all of you! I seriously believe my humble work to be the least amongst the lot.
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