
GrandpaPhil
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Thanks for all the likes and the comments! I made the barrel from a dowel rod. I used card stock to make the banding. I cut the other pieces out of basswood and glued them together. I will add more banding after everything dries and I can base coat everything. The barrel is just sitting in the carriage.
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I always enjoyed tying ratlines. It is tedious, but relaxing.
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Leave as is and build up. That’s my vote. I did it with my Victory using wood putty. I shaped it with a Stanley hand plane.
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I meant painting of miniatures and scale figures, mostly in 28mm or 54mm scale. I'll have to take pictures of them and post them.
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I look forward to seeing your build! It’s going to be neat! I like the ancient vessels (ancients are one of my frequent painting subjects), so it’s neat to see builds of them. I don’t know enough about them to build one.
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I agree, looking forward to seeing what you decide to build!
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Congratulations! Well done!
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