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You will, you just have to dig in ... After a year not having spoken any French, it usually takes me a few days to "pick it up" again. You will be surprised how quickly it will return -
A continuation ... I have been looking forward to this. Thanks for the tip on the loctite. I work with Bob Smith Industries CA with this 3D printed material Insta-Cure+ to be exact
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some examples (users.skynet.be)
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Whatch yerself with those translation programs ... google may attach a halyard to her keel, instead of a belaying point ...
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It doesn't look that small ... so you've made some very realistic hinges, mate ... very commendable ... Cheers
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Marcus, I expected the "schoren" and "staartbalk" to be longer, bringing the wheel closer to the ground ...
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Your getting old mate ... you used to finish a model in that time frame ... I see you are back to your usual high standards ...
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You have to make one yerself ... just tie some knots and you'll manage fine ... if you can work with PE like you do, that basketball net will be a walk in the park
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A pitty you didn't get the lifecolor yet, is very nice to brush ... get your camera out mate ... waiting to see some picsies
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You could add those rudders they used on Viking Drakar Ships ... nice "authentic" touch ;)
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Will you put them on unfurled, or furled (rolled up), Marcus? You might want to copy the strech on the fabric by making the fabric of the outer bottom point longer and create the "tension" in the fabric if you show them unfurled ... Love the way she's turning out
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Wouldn't it be easier with the frame support still attached to finish the "ribbons", Dick
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I feel your pain at 1/200 ... you seem to cope well though, surprisingly well ... be glad Oliver doesn't twist an' spray ...
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that isn't necessary, it is the way it looks, which in the end will define if it looks correct or not, for would you see the difference with the naked eye between 0.82mm and 0.69mm diameter or 0.69mm and 0.57mm diameter (although you will probably see the difference between the extremes) in the end it is you whom decides
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Be missing your updates ... have a safe, and relaxing trip with the missus. Enjoy your holiday!
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Those wenches turned out real nice. Why 'urry to take a picture ... you 'ardly sleep anyways ...
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Have a look at the guns on the HMS Victory (the life size one) and base your decision on that
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forgot about the pva trick, seen that somewhere, but can't remember where. worked out rather well mate. did you dilute it? going to do some interior lighting ...
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If you want to mask, you might want to try liquid mask. Could be a good solution for small items, or difficult parts to mask with tape. Just brush it up, you can combine it with masking tape too. It's often used with water colour painting. I've Vallejo, and Windsor & Newton. If you go that way, I presume you need to find out which brand has the right properties for you. Cheers
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A Yamazaki Single Malt 18 yrs old ... maybe ... By the way, Jack, I'm hanging in the rafters by my finger nails, waiting on some P&PE movement ...
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you call beer an "upped" standard .............................................
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wishful thinking ...
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