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  1. ronald305
    thanks for the information on the paints fellows this question is for mark who recommends Caldercraft/Joika paints could you tell me the web site where I can get the paints this question is for Ulises would you know if the model expo paints can be used on plastic because my HMS Victory is a plastic kit not a wood kit Ronald
  2. ronald305
    Hi there I'm sorry I haven't on this site in a while, but I need help with painting My airfix HMS Victory first I read else where on other Forums that some fellows hand paint their ships hulls especially the Yellow Ochre and the Black strip because they say that it doesn't look authentic when the ship is painted by airbrush so My question is which brand of paint is best used for hand painting the HMS Victory and which brand has the proper colors for this ship in order to be accurate I would appreciate any recommendation anyone would have thank you Ronald
  3. ronald305
    great job on your syren BOb and the paint job on the figurehead does she come with the kit Ronald
  4. ronald305
    believe it or not I have a lathe and milling machine LOL what I don't have is a dremel scroll saw,sander & table saw but then all that would be in the future I was just curious about what it took to scratch build a master peace Ronald
  5. ronald305
    thank you Guys for your input or info on power tools, I understand the difference between modeling power tools and regular power tools so when I was asking about power tools I meant modeling power tools again thank's Ronald
  6. ronald305
    Thank you Steve & Sherry for your information. Sorry I. Used your post for this question. Sherry since you. Are scratching building I thought it be ok Ronald
  7. ronald305
    Hello there I was. Told to ask my question here So I will try one more time, would anyone know what would be the basic power tools for scratch building sailing ships-thank you Ronald
  8. ronald305
    Great job on you are doing on the Syren
  9. ronald305
    I guess I will ask the question again what would be the basic power tools for scratch building a classic ship like the San Felipe or the HMS Victory Ronald
  10. ronald305
    Hi Sherry could you point out for me the main power tools that you got together to start scratch building would they happen to be a small table saw and a scroll saw Ronald
  11. ronald305
    great job so far keep up with the log and photo's when I get started on mine I will be using your log as guide
  12. ronald305
    Ok thanks Jack ---your reason is the reason is I want to use one it rotates LOL Ronald
  13. ronald305
    Good luck on your build. I. To love that ship may I ask where you found the plans
  14. ronald305
    Hi Jack I'm glad someone got a log started on this size Bluenose I too have this kit but never started it yet I will following your progress for sure by the way where did you buy the hull support and the base Ronald
  15. ronald305
    thanks for the heads up on this site but now that that company can't be trusted who can I go to for ship plans are there other plan companies I get plans from thank you Ronald

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