Valeriy V
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Nils, the figure of a girl in a light blouse and the sailors in heavy waterproof raincoats are somewhat discordant. Some of them are clearly not dressed for the weather. This is of course a joke. Please accept my congratulations on completing a wonderful and heartfelt work. This sincerity is your trademark as a master. Bravo! 👍 -
Thanks Phil! Thanks to everyone who has been following my topic all year! Happy New Year to all forum members. May all your wishes come true this year!
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Thank you, Shipman! And you could just see my method of cutting brass in the previous photo.
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I'm having a hard time answering your question, Keith. My brass stash was collected 10-15 years ago. When they run out, I'll probably stop building models because I can't work with plastic.
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Engineroom casing.
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Anchor fairlead.
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I will install the bolts and nuts in the steering wheel hinges later.
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Now everything is in its place.
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The process of assembling a support for a torpedo tube.
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I greet everyone and congratulate you on the New Year and Christmas holidays! In the meantime, until the New Year comes, you can make a few details for the model.
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This drawing illustrates Roger's story.
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Nils, I think that it is impossible to show the riveting of sheets using this method. Because after the putty has dried, it must be treated with sandpaper. During this operation, all riveting will be destroyed.
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Yes, GrandpaPhill, that’s right. Strips of adhesive tape in 2-3 layers, depending on the required thickness of the putty strip. It must be taken into account that liquid putty has its own amount of shrinkage when drying.
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Sorry, I didn't mean to upset you! But this means that I have room to develop my professional skills.
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Thanks Greg! It is these models made at the beginning of the last century that inspire me.
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Yves, no need to worry! This method has been tested in practice by more than a dozen ship modellers on floating ship models.
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Yes, undoubtedly, paint helps strengthen the edge.
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As a result, the hull looks like this.
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After the car putty has dried, I check the thickness using a 0.12 mm thick plate.
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Strips of masking tape are glued to the hull.
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Hi all! And I continue to work on the hull. The process of depicting external cladding belts. Marking of lines on the hull of the model.
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This is a very accurate remark! I have had to verify this many times. Great job, Javelin!
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Thank you, Jan! I realized this is the "cook galley"
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Thank you Joachim! Join us on the forum with your work!
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Need help identifying the name of the room near the chimney.
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