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Antonio Vasquez

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  1.  This is what I came up with for my amid ship rails. I went with one piece on the top rail because I couldn’t get a piece of styrene cut thin enough. I haven’t had time to paint them yet. Had to go to the hospital and have two stents put in so I’m kind of out of commission for a little bit. Can’t wait to get back working on my ship. Thanks for all the feedback.

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  2. I need to figure a different way of doing these rails. I was sanding the flash off of one as gently as possible and it broke. I knew when I removed the piece from the sprue that those rails were going to get broken. I tried to cut a piece of red oak on my table saw the same size as the top rail. But it didn’t turn out very well. The wood had a large grain and the piece looked really rough when I was done. I wonder if anyone has done these rails a different way?

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  3.  I broke off a lot of the Belaying pins on my last plastic build.  I decided to try to make me a small fife rail to  accommodate some 6 mm be laying pins that I ordered.  I’m having a very hard time however holding onto and work the small wooden pieces.  I don’t want to use small vice grips or my hemostats because I’m afraid of leaving marks on the word. What do you guys who  work on wooden models use to grip those small pieces?

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