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  1. cog
    Montanes, ¿podrías explicarnos cómo se hizo las abrazaderas por favor (could you explain to us how you made the clamps)
  2. cog
    Maybe for you Nenad, but I feel he is a bit stingy. When Popeye hits the darkside, we need lots more!!!
  3. cog
    Quite so, Druxey This is my state of the art wordprocesser My ultra modern encrypting machine AND the latest super fine automatic scrollsaw alias "Finger cutter"
  4. cog
    NICE, OC!!! Got a tripod with it? You will be hard pressed to keep that from shaking .... Whats the zoom? Cheers
  5. cog
    Seems hard to explain for a foreigner No lacquer or paint in between the parts ...
  6. cog
    So in the end you couldn't wait ... it was to hard to leave it on it's shelve, waiting for the at least one of the other builds to finish ... right... build number 10 on it's way ... you don't make life any easier y'know ... let's 'ave some fun then
  7. cog
    I didn't write wood glue, although I use it too, but bare wood on bare wood
  8. cog
    I prefer to glue wood on wood
  9. cog
    Dick, I can only see it based on the degrees between the horizontal and vertical. Hope this is clear enough to you ... I haven't seen anything on the subject, but my experience is limited. Maybe one of the architects on this forum can help you out? Cheers
  10. cog
    As Mike wrote: satin is fine Brian. Or leave it bare. If you need to glue some furniture, you might want to wait for that to be fixated. Cheers
  11. cog
    Marvelous job on the superstructure, Greg. It is coming along nicely. I recently got a magazine/book which has some pretty clear views on the rigging. I'll send you a PM when I'm home and have had time to look it up
  12. cog
    You can, BUT you have to take the curvature into account. It may result in gaps between the planking, if you plank off ship
  13. cog
    Chris, There are many options to name a few: Birchwell Casey Brass Black Liver of Sulphur <- copper (thanks Grant) Liver Of Sulphur (who's next ...) Blacken It You can find a lot more information in the Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings topic By the way, lovely work again. It seems your chess game is well planned
  14. cog
    Couldn't it be an extrusion, or a short bar, so the rope/line wouldn't slip off the knight's head ...
  15. cog
    Mr Bunny, I use a ceramic tile to cut PE, you can get them in all colours and sizes, no problem with scratches, and/or grooves I like those catwalks. Your images are getting better. A bit more distance from the subject I would say Cheers
  16. cog
    Nice work on the ladders, Jesse. I had to do mine twice, as I forgot to take into account the curvature of the deck
  17. cog
    So by now you've got an all new Deathstar but for the box ...
  18. cog
    Daria, You are making good progress, but I see you've got help ... in one of your pictures I saw a fairy's magic wand !!! Transom looks very good, and your Xmas tree shows a lot of promise. Curious how that turned out ! Looking forward to your next update. Keep your father well Cheers
  19. cog
    Visible progress, Jack. Practice makes perfect
  20. cog
    Looking good!! If you keep it bundled up, Robin, you can use less cloth. It will look more natural. It's a frequently use practice ..
  21. cog
    She is looking marvelous. I like her tremendously and she is BIG!!!
  22. cog
    I like those removable sides. The interior is looking interesting to ... Cheers
  23. cog
    The frosting ...........
  24. cog
    Congratulations Russ. Although your story about the working vessel is very plausible, she looks brand new. Must be her maiden trip. Very beautiful build, and it was a real joy and privilege to follow it. Thanks for sharing Cheers
  25. cog
    Sometime in the near future I hope you will have time again to get down into your workshop ... The card model seems to be a good alternative. You might try your hand on a plastic model after that Enjoy this coming competition weekend. Cheers

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