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Whaler copper weathering
Jim Rogers replied to Srodbro's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
You can buy copper plates at Model Expo. -
Chuck do the channels attach to the molding or is the molding cut away and the channels are connected directly to the hull?
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Bob your Winnie looks great. Question? When I look at Chapter 11 I can’t tell if Chuck cut out the profile and attached the channel directly to the hull or attached it to the profile like you did. Yours looks great I am just confused and don’t want to be performing wood surgery if not required. What spray adhesive did you use? The Scotch Spray Mount was $41 on Amazon.
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Looked at ordering the Scotch Spray Mount on Amazon Prime yesterday and they wanted $41. That’s nuts! Got a different spray adhesive for $12.
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Theme display
Jim Rogers replied to Blue Ensign's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
Every time I post images I have problems. My solution: I gave up and just quit posting photos. This is the ONLY site I have these issues. -
Are the carvings on your stand going to be available for purchase?
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The Hobby Zone building slip is a much better option. I had a fair a frame and replaced it with this.
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Does the Winnie have Swivel Guns?
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I had six photos posted originally, four were upside down so I removed them. And there is the rub, it is random. I went out flipped them upside down in edit thinking that would solve the issue, reposted, nope still upside down. Infuriating!
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Dominoff Serving machine
Jim Rogers replied to Don Quixote's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Controlling the speed on the motor is problematic. Seems like two speeds, all ahead s l o w or Mach 1. Yes you can strope blocks but you need to make adapters. Not really designed for that but it can be done. Maybe Chuck has some suggestions. -
Dominoff Serving machine
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I have both the Dominoff serving machine and the Syren Serving Machine, like the Syren much better. -
Off subject maybe stupid question. If I wanted to add figures to my Winnie what scale would I order from the NRG store?
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