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  1. BANYAN
    Great update John; she is coming along very nicely. Our best wishes to you and your lovely wife for a happy and safe festive season and a great modelling 2016. cheers Pat
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    Great to see you back Paul; look forward to the updates on this woinderful build. Ditto re the festive season. cheers Pat
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    Looks ghreat as ir is Mark. This gives you the excuse to have a really good festive season celebration - well two excuses cheers Pat
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    Nice work Greg, they look good; well worth the effort. cheers Pat
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    Okay - I'll jump inm also - Happy birthday. Love this log simply for learning the ways you approach each detail. keep them coming (after appropriate birthday celebrations of course ) cheers Pat
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    A major milestone desreves a major celebration - just don't use any powertools until the hangover is gone Well done mate, looks good. cheers Pat
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    Hi Greg, another nice build you have going here. I am almost finished my Endeavour, so will get onto my Vampire (1:350) soon - be watching this log for hints and tips for plastic models So, I assume the Sydney next in a nice little diorama? cheers Pat
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    Mikie, you might also investigate using a punch and die set such as the one shown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5m4qaRcmXdU There are several different versions from different companies; some use plastic card, others user a shim metal to create the shapes. These are very realistic finishes but the punch/die sets can be a tad expensive - so you will need to evaluate how often you would use it. cheers Pat
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    She's coming along very nicely Dave cheers Pat
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    I can't believe the level of detail you have achieved; truely outstanding quality of work Remco. How does that tube jig work? i am assuming you load a dowel and hand file using this as the template? cheers Pat
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    Nice work on the deck furniture Dave, that will make the deck pop! cheers Pat
  12. BANYAN
    Fantastic work Greg, very fine detail well executed. cheers Pat
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    She looks great John, beautiful model! cheers Pat
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    Very nice work Greg, she looks a treat! Great detail and finish at that scale. cheers pat
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    Starting to look like a lady of the sea Mark, her skirts are almost completed. cheers Pat
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    Ah Mark, I see you have made the acquaintance of the mate of the one-armed bricklayer cheers Pat
  17. BANYAN
    Just found your build log Ken; coming along nicely. cheers Pat
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    Some very nice adaptions there Keith; I might copy a few of those (You haven't patented them yet have you ) cheers Pat
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    Just found your build BE - impressive. Nice clean work. I'll pull up a chair if you don't mind. cheers Pat
  20. BANYAN
    Ditto on the corner posts; the finished effect will look really nice and will be as I recall how it was done on the rebuild of an actual pearler (PAM) I have seen down here in Melbourne. cheers Pat
  21. BANYAN
    G'day Les. I have found those cheaper 'third hand' devices with plain alligator clips not suited to smaller soldering jobs also. I have invested in the GRS rig which jewellers and the like prefer; not cheap but do a much better job. I think it may have been REMCO that also discussed a soldering block which was about 10cm x 10cm or so, and was honeycombed to accept small brass or steel pins which held smaller pieces in situ and you could apply a naked flame to the joint. Can't find the post at the moment but if I do I'll update this post. cheers Pat
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    Beautiful work at a miniscule scale Greg; the boats look great. cheers Pat
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    Same here Greg and Dave - now is the time! cheers Pat
  24. BANYAN
    Wefalck, that is some beautiful workmansip from an obviously talented machinest. Bravo! Pat
  25. BANYAN
    Braver man than me mate; I cut the metal heads off and glued them to the replacement carrick bits (cheating??? ---- nuh ) cheers Pat

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