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  1. cabrapente
    uff I found a century. I already have the monograph. I'm reading and begin to make photocopies. now to start from scratch. this afternoon I prepared the original frames on paper. first photocopied the plane. - I cut each frame. - the photocopied individually, leaving room. - the bend in the middle and the sticker in a window, or a glass table with a lamp debajo.mañana, repeat them three times. two, to glue on the wood and cut. another template to use when attached. that is, the keep.
  2. cabrapente
    September 2010. While I have serious doubts. the boss (who has won heaven), has promised me monograph fleuron him, but I do not have room for that bug. and lower levels, if not reliable, apart from the added expense .... la belle, I can go with it, but I have to modify measures because the planes are not well. and want to do something that fits reality. therefore. is there anyone who has made the belle, and want to sell your flat? Do you know any other monograph bower, which is written in Spanish? thank you all.
  3. cabrapente
    after making the figurehead for the fourth time, is going wrong. superimposing the frame 11 on the flat (which I did not before ... wxjrpttt), it is clear that the measures are not well.
  4. cabrapente
    good and see what happens.
  5. cabrapente
    Well as I worked so hard to make the nose, I began to doubt the blueprints. so I got to ride over to see what happens. I think the plans are almost well. the frame 10, I have to repeat it, because the court much. and the nose, I also have to change. When finished sanding frames, check again.
  6. cabrapente
    as frames and nose, are not as think it has to be. I had to cut the frames for abajo.estoy a bit lost, as I like to do I care fielmente.no repeat as many times as it takes. to see if someone gives me advice. Thank you. the nose, I've gained a bit to match the frame.
  7. cabrapente
    After many attempts, I finally got, make the nose, with the pieces that go on the plane. earlier, they fell short or long.
  8. cabrapente
    home had a rotating support televisions, making a nuisance. and see where I have won an amazing place to shop, and laid on the jigsaw. some overlapping frames.
  9. cabrapente
    as do the stern, contrary to what I thought, I struggled a lot.
  10. cabrapente
    I have already keel ...
  11. cabrapente
    how to make a rib is sticking the pieces, so that on both sides there drawing. in the first photo, are all parts of the front. in the second, is that I flip, to a face.
  12. cabrapente
    wow. I myself believe it. is contrary to what I thought, very easy to do on the advice of the veterans. the glue stick, easy to use, and comes off with just teach the lija.hoy could do 3 frames, but it costs a lot less than with the victory, and are infinitely better.
  13. cabrapente
    okay. after many laps and to make rules of three, I got the plans for the keel and frames at the same scale. average levels of frame, the photocopied one by one, in a sheet, leaving room, and when bent, the center line, place them in a window, and can trace very well. these, I've got 4 copies, to cut, assemble frames, and leave a "new for what might happen"
  14. cabrapente
    hi all. in July 2010, I decided to try the belle. was my first serious project boat. Thanks to this work, I have finished my love of modeling.
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    more
  16. cabrapente
    I start making barrels and buckets.
  17. cabrapente
    congratulations. a well deserved award. Greetings cabrapente
  18. cabrapente
    thank you very much for the video. is the best way to understand greetings. cabrapente
  19. cabrapente
    I brought the piece to a turner. I have gotten into an iron bar, have welded, threaded and have done. has been perfect.
  20. cabrapente
    the logbook. to the left of the pencil, the barrels are made ​​with a mixture of tin and lead. right, single lead. Lead better left alone, but the heat is more and more degraded the mold (it burns slowly). photo in 6886. you see all the artillery of fleuron within the steel boxes. and the rest will ballast
  21. cabrapente
    and got the silicone to make molds. (I did pass the pipe molds belle and scree, but not needed.) I've done some testing with resin and bronze powder. termination is very good, but very fragile. I will bring them all and lead paint.
  22. cabrapente
    put the helm the brass cannon, I have a few drops of tin soldier, that I later carved.
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    more
  24. cabrapente
    with an "octopus", grab the boat to a chair and I can work comfortably in the stern
  25. cabrapente
    there are more sizes

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