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Last time I heard they were in administration - search MSW - there is already a topic on this -there may be updates.
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Requesting feedback for future MSW Group Projects
Richmond replied to Chuck's topic in Group Projects on Model Ship World
Has anyone ever considered a MSW sanctioned group build for a plastic model kit? - This was not in the voting options. -
Quality HD photographs and I am still struggling to find any faults - those railings and stairs look magnificent. I would have been scared to fit the railing until I had fitted all the other parts - Can I assume you have appropriate above the line controls in place 😉
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Pin vice recommendations?
Richmond replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I use the Tamiya pin vise - their model 74112 is their best one as it takes 0.1mm to 3.1mm bits https://www.tamiya.com/english/products/74112pinvise_d_r/index.htm If you shop around you shouldn't have to pay more than $17 for it. -
Optivisor Recommendations?
Richmond replied to Landlubber Mike's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I have the Carson Pro Magnisvisor Deluxe comes with 4 lenses and LED light. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egJyxIxm9XA -
Airplanes and Tanks in plastic by Jörgen
Richmond replied to Jörgen's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Nice work Jorgen, I am currently working on the Tony but decided to 'chicken out' on the green camo and will go with Version 2. Was going to post some cockpit pics but.................... I just noticed my camera is broken !!!!! . -
I use the H&S Evolution AL Plus (Gravity Feed) with a Hang Sen Compressor - the Airbrush cost more than the compressor! You are paying for top quality with the Airbrush but you get great after sales service. Irrespective I have seen people with $25 airbrushes produce top quality work. Iwata is another popular airbrush. Badger are produced in the States - they have great videos on Youtube - you should spend the time and watch one of their airbrush guides. The compressor was a little over $100 - if you are thinking of cutting corners and getting a cheap garage compressor - don't ......unless you are going to buy the whole family ear plugs.
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According to Scalemates the 2006 version is a rebox, and it could be of the 1961 kit, therefore not much or indeed anything has changed. Of course there may be other versions in between that have not made it to Scalemates yet. I also noticed there is a detail up set for the guns - not sure if its still available. Anyway here is the link for the newer kit - https://www.scalemates.com/kits/revell-05603-civil-war-steam-ship-uss-kearsarge--103477 with kit reviews and walkarounds and of course your version https://www.scalemates.com/kits/revell-h-391-uss-kearsarge--194949.
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Sorry $700 was an understatement or maybe a different seller - its over a $1,000 with PP - Maybe you should put it back in the box and get it on Ebay Anyway here it is https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960-S-REVELL-USS-KEARSARGE-MODEL-KIT-No-H-391-1200-CIVIL-WAR-STEAM-SLOOP-SHIP/123317340811?hash=item1cb6494a8b:g:9eQAAOSwUZZbdu3p
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Clear Coats in the Tropics
Richmond replied to Richmond's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
Yes - I am getting the clear coat fog issues - Thanks for the info. -
Follow this link https://www.artesanialatina.net/en/modelcrafts-initiation/427-wooden-model-ship-kit-san-juan-nepomuceno-s-boat.html
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