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Even with the 'tails' to be docked you can see the quality of the rigging and fittings ED; really like those spider bands. cheers Pat
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Thanks for looking Joss. WRT footropes, I soaked mine in diluted PVA and shaped them as they dried; might be worth a try? cheers Pat
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You did a very fine restoration on that model Michael and I am sure it will always be a great memory. That workshop look great with plenty of natural light. cheers Pat
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Quite the production run GL; look forward to the hull coming together. cheers Pat
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A pleasure to meet you the other night Tim and see this little beauty; you have done a great job on her. cheers Pat
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Shipyard Card Model - Rigging Materials
BANYAN replied to Richmond's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Richmond, also try Float-A-Boat in Melbourne for scale rope; they have a range. Also, you could try Modellers Central (ex Modellers Shipyard in Sydney. cheers Pat -
Excellent work as usual Ed; appreciate the tips on the processes involved. cheers Pat
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All looking good there Rob; keep pluggin' along cheers Pat
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That's what it is all about Rod - live and learn looks good. cheers Pat
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She is looking good; and what a great way to show her off! cheers Pat
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They look terrific Ed, a great technique (another I will 'steal' from you cheers Pat
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Very nice progress there mate with a great recovery on those pin racks. The backdrop works well and really allow some better representation of the colour to be shown. cheers Pat
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Well constructed clamps in a great variety of size and action Mike; you'll get decades out of those. cheers Pat
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The tops look great UV. Wishing you the best with the recovery; I have experienced a mild case in one hand but thankfully it corrected itself and hopefully will not return. cheers Pat
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Another option is Falconer's Marine Dictionary - it is available online for free. It is easy to read in this version. Describes all the terms and has some useful drawings. http://southseas.nla.gov.au/refs/falc/title.html cheers Pat
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A beautiful model well executed Dan. you can be justifiably proud of this one; not to imply your other work is any less well deserving. cheers Pat
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