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    Thank you, Kerry I bought a lot of books related to military uniforms. Many military uniforms are very beautiful Tom
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    A very vivid scene
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    5-axis CNC 2000$ This price is very cheap, but mainly depends on its parts and processing accuracy. The industrial level is basically more than $10000
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    Boxwood
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    https://cafmodel.com/captain-1-48-p0055.html
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    If there were sailors, the warship would be more vivid. .I'll finish some new sailors by the end of May
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    3D seaman takes a lot of time from drawing to production, and it's a huge project, which I will continue to increase, including officers, combat status, British, French... These themes are very many, but very fun 1: 64 or 72 percent will be gradually produced, which is very convenient, I haven't started WW1 and WW2 themes yet, which should take a little time. Now the general themes are 1:350 1/64 scale warships, super huge👍
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    Thank you very much, I have a good time these days. These sailors will bring more fun to the model, make the model more vivid and energetic Tom
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    Hello I agree with you. If you use pear wood or yellow poplar wood, it is the best. But there is also a major problem is the cost. The price of pear wood and boxwood will be much more expensive than that of cherry wood, especially boxwood. The material utilization rate is very low The second is processing. The density of pear wood and boxwood is much more expensive than cherry, so they can only be processed by CNC So that's what I'm thinking about. I hope the price won't be too expensive,
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    https://cafmodel.com/captain-1-48-p0055.html Products are increasing
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    Cherry wood 1:48
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    Yes, especially in the head and tail, it's obviously a parallelogram
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    Thank you very much. I'm going into this. It's very interesting
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    Hello, everyone. I was looking at the drawing of Le fleuron recently and found a place I didn't understand Most of the port lining is the structure of picture 2, But I found that fleuron's port lining has a groove. Does anyone know what the groove is for?
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    Yes. Just remove the chamfer and burr, CNC has processed more than 90% of materials
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    Sorry for the late reply. Vasa will not be a kit. I have no plan to make a kit at present
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    Yes, the advantage of CNC is to make such complicated parts. He'll take Kits to a new level
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    OK. I'll contact you as soon as I have any information
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    Hi Yves Thank you very much for your attention Now most young people are playing video games. There are fewer people making wooden sailboats. Part of the reason is that it's difficult to make. (of most model toys, wooden sailboats are the most difficult to make.) So I think how to reduce the difficulty of making the model so that more people can make a beautiful sailing boat, so that the industry can develop. Hope to have more excellent works Tom
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    Thank you very much for your attention Hello, my email is: 450449987@qq.com As Mr. chuck said, I'm waiting for Ancre's authorization Once authorized, the product will resume sales Tom
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    Complete internal structure

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