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Tim Moore

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    Modeling quite obviously. Also building, carpentry, photography.

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  1. Congrats Rob, another gem of a model! Really appreciate your detailed explanations of how you go about tackling every challenge.
  2. Another jewel in your remarkable collection Chris! Meticulous bit of craft, really well done. I enjoyed following along the journey with you,
  3. Hi Nigel - enjoy your upcoming build in the new year! Have to agree with toolmaker Paul’s suggestions, decent tweezers and particularly those collapsible eye needles have been exceptionally useful in practice.
  4. I build models to escape, to occupy my busy hands and mind. It gives me something to do where I am only answerable to myself. The process is important to me, and I get a sense of accomplishment, although, like a jigsaw puzzle, I only rarely bother to look at them when finished. The historical association is also important, getting to know and appreciate the subject matter. Nobody in my family or close to me ever built models, so for me there is no familial association or trigger.
  5. A lovely finish in all respects. Very well done, a pleasure to view your work.
  6. Well I think it is an outstanding sub presentation to my eye. Bravo! And I appreciated you showing all the steps in the water building.
  7. Well done AL producing Bounty’s big brother - well presented! Got a fine result from the Bounty kit.
  8. Hi Chris. This is the process I have followed on colour boundaries on my hulls and it has given me good results. I usually take the tape up soon after I’m finished rather than let everything harden. Seems to work best. I usually only use latex paints. Thukydides is quite right you usually want to do the darkest colour last, but in your case I imagine there would be difficulty trying to set tape on that small element, which is also curving opposite to the plane of the masking tape.
  9. I would paint the upper as you plan to do, mask it off, brush on any clear finish on the rail to perfectly seal off the edge of the tape, then paint the rail. You should get a good result if you do that.
  10. Incredible Rob! Just catching up on the build, you really nailed it. It’s a jewel.
  11. Thanks Shipman, and you are quite right, I have demonstrated a willful disregard for historical authenticity! To be honest I thought about a desert version but it came down to paint I had on hand.
  12. Thanks Rob, appreciate your comments, great to hear from the North Channel! Just took a look at your Crocker build, wow that is going to be pretty amazing methinks. I will have to pass on Egilmans ‘honey I shrunk the bike’ award to you when you pull that together.
  13. Those spokes look pretty good against a dark background…
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