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Shaped and installed the first broad plank. I need to be more aggressive on the inner bevels on the other one, I'm going to have to do some touchup sanding to get rid of the stairstep.
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How serious do you get about dust protection
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This Dspiae one is loud and expensive (use Ali Express for cheapest, though that was pre-tariff). But it works really well for me. -
This is what I'm working on while wood glue dries. The SD (super deformed) range are basically cartoon versions of the bigger Gundam mechs. They are great for getting kids into building, as they take less than an hour if you're not actually painting them. I use them as test subjects for paint schemes I might want to try on larger models. This one is going to feature a Mojave Orange pearl and ZBO Hypershift pearl from DipYourCar, plus I want to try some scribing and detailing techniques.
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I’ve got the Sherbourne slotted for after the Lady.
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This is my next build, thanks for the log, it is going to be really helpful!
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When attaching the second garboard plank, the transom snapped off the knee. Emergency CA and kicker was deployed. I also filled some small gaps in the bottom. Moving on to the next set of planks today.
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Did the beveling on the garboard planks last night, and worked a little more on beveling the frames. I'm going to start the shaping this evening. The whole rolling bevel thing in the instructions didn't really become clear until I started working on it, then it made sense.
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Lotus 72D by gsdpic - FINISHED - Tamiya - 1/12 - PLASTIC
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@JacquesCousteau @palmerit Thanks guys. I managed to get it apart without breaking anything or cutting myself. Didn't see the tip about waiting 24 hours before it was already reglued and clamped in. I'll make sure it is bonded solid before I start on the planking.
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Thanks! I will see if I can loosen the frame piece. This is the only one far enough off that I could actually measure it.
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Last night I did the bevels on the frames. I've got one frame that's not perfectly centered, but I think it will work out ok after dry fitting the garboard planks. Looking at how thin the planking sheet is, getting the bevels on them right is going to be exciting...
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Not pictured, but I used the one-piece bottom, so I scribed between the planks to give it some definition. Sanded the frames, and then glued up!
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Lotus 49C by DocRob - FINISHED - Ebbro- 1/20 - Plastic
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After a lovely four-day family vacation at the coast, I unpacked the knock-off Legos and worked on the build board.
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