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Keith Black

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  1. Keith Black
    Brian, very believable modeling, well done! The propulsion system is spot on and the armor platting came out great, love the bolt/rivet head look.
  2. Keith Black
    Ben, welcome to MSW. I look forward to seeing your Le Marteagou build log.
  3. Keith Black
    Mr P, welcome to MSW.
  4. Keith Black
    TH, welcome to MSW.
  5. Keith Black
    Henry, I hope you and the restoration are doing well. I look forward to seeing an update on your efforts.
  6. Keith Black
    Impressive to say the least, the workmanship is absolutely beautiful.
  7. Keith Black
    Mike, it could have been illness or failed eyesight/loss of dexterity due to old age or the unthinkable. Glad to see you're taking the opportunity to finish the model and make whoever for whatever reason proud.
  8. Keith Black
    Bill, welcome to MSW. I look forward to seeing your Swift build log.
  9. Keith Black
    It looks like they did a nice job on the hull.
  10. Keith Black
    Hello little Julia, welcome to MSW. Pull up a highchair and enjoy yourself.......Marc, what a precious child.
  11. Keith Black
    Veszett, not if you're facing south. I think most models are displayed from the starboard side because most reading/writing is left to right. It would be interesting to see if that holds true for models built by those in Middle Eastern countries where reading/writing is right to left.
  12. Keith Black
    Francis, welcome to MSW.
  13. Keith Black
    Halvor, welcome to MSW. Good luck with your first build.
  14. Keith Black
    Gus, well done. Glad to see you making steady progress.
  15. Keith Black
    Steven, she's really looking nice. The shields turned out great. Your childhood memories have a bright future.
  16. Keith Black
    Joseph, welcome to MSW. Enjoy this new phase of modeling and please take advantage of looking through the build logs of others. You'll not only find inspiration but also answers to questions you have during your builds.
  17. Keith Black
    Photos 10 and 11 are indeed stunning and very believable. Keith, brilliantly executed!
  18. Keith Black
    Siggi, beautifully carved. These are more open and airy compared to the first ones. The first scrolls were 7.5 and 8 mm, these two are 12 mm. Are they for the same location port side?
  19. Keith Black
    Bitao, thank you. She's light for her looks, all the timbering makes her look heavier. Forgive me for asking if the answer has already been discussed earlier in your build log......what are your plans regarding planking?
  20. Keith Black
    Or the "Boneapart"
  21. Keith Black
    Siggi, the painter seems to be much more careful with the yellow paint than the red paint, there's not a speck of yellow on his smock. He's doing a fine job, maybe you should consider raising his wages?
  22. Keith Black
    This photo shows several areas where I've used masking tape. Banding for the mast and stack, for the gun tracks and for the coal scuttles on each side of the companionway.
  23. Keith Black
    Phil, I first dab a little CA on the cut end of the tape then I paint with acrylic paint and once the paint dries the banding gets ploy coated. I'm pretty sure my banding is going to out live the rigging by decades. In time, everything fails.
  24. Keith Black
    Eberhard, masking tape is thin paper, not plastic. I agree with the rubber assessment.
  25. Keith Black
    Eberhard, as I said above I use masking tape but not all masking tape is created equal. I bought a roll of Frog Tape masking tape the other day and it's worthless, it won't even stick to itself. The best masking tape I've found is 3M Scotch masking tape.

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