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- Tigersteve and Dan Vadas
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15 minutes ago, Dan Vad said:
Looks good Saif, the sanding and lacquering make a big difference don't they .
Danny
yes sir that's true! i used Sealer/Thinner thick mixture actually not lacquering
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7 minutes ago, Dan Vad said:
That should do the job .
Danny
Great ! thank you
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12 minutes ago, Dan Vad said:
I think you have put the Bowsprit on way too early, it'll get in the way of fitting out the hull. Or is it just sitting there without glue?
Danny
No No not the nose mast ! it can be removed! i didn't glue it yet... I mean the part above the mast's hole
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22 hours ago, Torbogdan said:
An oldie but a goodie! I tried to build this model maybe 30 years ago. I never finished it, I guess other interests came in the way. It is very nice to see one finished!
and that was the very first model I ever built in my life.. wish if I made a better work with it though.. the next ones I did better work with them... its a beauty
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Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback Mr. Dan Vad
I'll definitely try doing that from now on and I've been reading books and checking videos regarding the shipbuilding, and to be honest your points are the most useful ! I am a great fan of your works by the way! didn't see this coming...
The thing is I want to point out the kind of glue I am using, it's a heat activated dark brown wood glue which gets really hard when it dries up.. its very sticky though and a pain to clean.. and also regarding holding and clamping the parts together.. the spring clamps don't get things to settle where i always want them to be, they always slide! and i also use rubber bands to hold things together till the glue dries up
and wanted to ask about a method I use to bend the wood.. which is I drown the wood in water overnight.. it gets tender and easier to bend later on... it works fine but i wonder if there's a better way? a more professional way to be frank
by the way, I got this kit used : the hull was done... the railings were broken at the curve.. one side was higher than the other.
really appreciate your feedback ! Thank you very much !
Saif
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Hello Everybody.. My Name is Saif - 26 - Egyptian Living in Kuwait and this is my very first Ship model i am currently working on with my father's help @mhegazi .. I'd like to share my work with you and i would appreciate any feedback and any inquiries.. I want to make sure that i got everything right and the methods used r the correct ones. Thank you very much
Albatros by SaifBlitzkrieg - OcCre - 1:100 - first build
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
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yes will be fixing them now ! thank you
Chears !