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  1. Captain Poison
    For us an invaluable source, therefore, a warm welcome to MSW and many thanks for the support of your company to this great site.
  2. Captain Poison
    Thank you very much Mike!
  3. Captain Poison
    Mike, can you tell me what kind of black paint you are using? It looks great on wood.!
  4. Captain Poison
    In my case would be great the figurehead in scale 1:48, how much would be the cost?
  5. Captain Poison
    Maybe here you can find more information from member of the club. http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/239899-nelson-and-the-battle-of-trafalgar
  6. Captain Poison
    http://www.gaugemaster.com/preiser.html I found this site with many options...
  7. Captain Poison
    I use Dremel 8050 micro and is really very good for work in small parts, it have the possibility of adjusting speeds for best results. Also use it to round out my dog nails (after cut), using sanding drum on speed 1, excellent results! This is what comes with the kit:
  8. Captain Poison
    Thank you Chuck..
  9. Captain Poison
    Great work Mike! I am following the construction and it is excellent..
  10. Captain Poison
    As always your contribution is very interesting,thank you very much Tadeusz!
  11. Captain Poison
    Great work Gianpiero!
  12. Captain Poison
    Enjoy this construction from the beginning, your work is excellent, congratulations!!
  13. Captain Poison
    Very good choice in terms of timber and very clean work!
  14. Captain Poison
    Congratulation! excellent work Danny..
  15. Captain Poison
    Rigging is the second part that I enjoy (the first is the construction of the hull) is interesting and also a source of learning... that allows me to improve future work.
  16. Captain Poison
    Thanks for sharing these images, the work is really a work of art, I wish I had that ability..
  17. Captain Poison
    The version of Cabrapente seems to me more realistic and enhances the work in general... also I would like to see the finished version of Blue Ensign.
  18. Captain Poison
    I don't remember very well, but I think that method was made by Cabrapente..
  19. Captain Poison
    I like the work you're doing, everything looks perfect. All connections are correct and I love the quality of the wood..
  20. Captain Poison
    Sometimes an accident brings another kind of ideas... I see a future diorama of a shipwreck.
  21. Captain Poison
    Have you ever tried with Tamiya paints? the brand offers white base and flat white paint ideal not only for plastic but also for wood.
  22. Captain Poison
    This is a great tribute to who was a respected member of MSW. Thank you Bug to retake his job to hold it in our memories..
  23. Captain Poison
    Very good work on the lion, one of the best I've seen..
  24. Captain Poison
    I use ashes of cigarette mixed with water and white glue.
  25. Captain Poison
    In my opinion you should keep it since it is a discontinued kit and that makes it valuable... If this would be your first kit maybe you should start with other for beginners and thus learn the basics. Then you could start with this and do a better job because you do have the necessary knowledge. I repeat that it is my opinion and at the end you are the captain of your ship, so if you think necessary to start with this and no other, here you will find all the support and tips of people with extensive experience.

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