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  1. cog
    Very nice Håkan, very nifty building stand too. (IT ... yes I know, they can't leave us be enjoy our hobby somehow )
  2. cog
    He can either chrome them himself, I know someone did that on this forum. Or use a chrome paint from AK or a rattlecan from e.g. Tamiya, or the chrome pen of Molotow (I used the latter on a damaged door handle in my Jaguar) [edit] Look here
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    I don't like it, sorry, just like the unnecessary hype to ruin history all over the globe by a certain group. You do not need to like history but it defines where you come from. If you deny that, you deny who you are.
  4. cog
    Those still exist in Sweden!?
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    I think you should drill out the portholes ... when you paint the hull those won't be plugged by paint Although, thee are quite a few, but since you are waiting for NZ-post and Eduard ... you'll probably have time on your hands to do just that. So get into it, mate Cheers
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    Thanks Mark, best wishes to you and the family. May we taste freedom again! Taking shape .. nice colour wood indeed Mark.
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    I think I know those other kits, The Bismark Channel did, and the U-boat is probably the same as Yves Vidal's here on the forum. Eduard stuff from Europe or from BNA Models? Cheers mate
  8. cog
    Merci Gaetan!
  9. cog
    Feliz año nuevo, Amalio. Looking forward to this year's beautiful work from you.
  10. cog
    Welcom from your native country, Ruud. You'll find enough instructions in the database of the NRG, and if you start a log, good advice from many members here at MSW.
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    Very nice details Geatan. (a happy, and healthy New Year too) I know to prepare a sheet metal frying pan for first use I used to heat it up with a layer of salt in the bottom. I reused the salt for that purpose only - a chef taught me. I know sheet metal won't dissipate heat quickly, athough aluminum will - which they didn't have at that period of time - and stone keeps(/stores) the warmth for to long as well. The salt probably is a required buffer to protect the wood from the stone's heat. I wonder how much space is between the stones and the wooden crate(?) of the oven. Why did you use the boats instead of the ship to prepare the lighting (#824)?
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    Oy 'arry, 'appy new year mate. Yes, PE can be a pain in the hiney ... I switch blades quite regularly, and use two types No 11 and 24 from Swann-Mortonn, just to make certain I can cut the PE and not distort it. Don't use old blades, you'll regret it - Eduard will like you if you keep on ordering new sets though . You are making good progress Cheers
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    Hmmm, I would calculate it to take at least seven and a half years ... Choosen a display box yet? Don't start to late with that, or you won't find her back under the dust when you finished that She really looks lovely!
  14. cog
    Wow!!! Lovely result. Good starting point for the new year.
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    Mentioning Piet, he let me know he and Gwen are doing fine, he has unfortunately little time at present to tend to his modelling needs, but wanted to be remembered to all.
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    Nothing new there. Why should they, now they can invent another attachment to sell at most likely an even higher price
  17. cog
    ein frohes und gesundes neues Jahr, Johann Your videos are magnificent, thank you for sharing
  18. cog
    Mike I've got this Dremel head. If you are interested you can get it from me since I got two of them. Let me know if you want it, and I'll send it to you
  19. cog
    Merry Christmas to you too, kitty cat
  20. cog
    Very nicely done Remco. I'm working on ships, cars, and planes in plastic currently and you are doing fine. For some additional info on painting, finishing, and such you might find PLASMO on youtube a good source of information, he's quite versatile. I learned a few tricks from him too. The Ford GT40 and Ferrari P4 330 are good for painting info, his motor cycles ... well, I leave that up to yourself to decide Merry Xmas, extend my wishes also to your father
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    I thought you took quite some time to set up shop. These trials and trebulations are not something I expected. I hope you will find a fitting position, and get your life back on track. I wish you and your father Merry Christmas, and a Happy, & healthy New Year. Let us enjoy your plastic builds in a build log as suggested by others, maybe I can learn some more from you to use on my plastic builds. Take care, and good hunting
  22. cog
    wefalk, how did you attach the brass to the Plexiglas? Soldered the brass frame first?
  23. cog
    Interesting ship, Dan, definitely follow this one close. With the shape one would expect it to submerse (partly)
  24. cog
    Yes, try to get the PE glued to the plastic not the paint. It will make life easier on you!
  25. cog
    Turned out rather well, especially for a first time build. Next one will be easier, if you do not have to much PE

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