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  1. RolBerg
    Try Mamoli, must be the worst there is. Not only is the lack of instruction bad but there is not even enough wood in the kit.
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  4. RolBerg
    70 euro + shipping is not what i would call cheap.
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  7. RolBerg
    They have got a lot of complaints for the poor quality of their motor on the circular table saw (KS 230).
  8.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: Rattlesnake by David Lester - FINISHED - Mamoli - Scale 1:64
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  11. RolBerg
    I did read it in this article, there they say Contact Glue is good for the second planking layer. https://www.modelerscentral.com/model-ship-building/what-glues-paints-do-i-need-for-a-model-ship/
  12. RolBerg
    Hello I this a good glue to use for the second layer planking and deck planking? What is the best method to apply contact glue, brush? Rolf
  13.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Beagle by Dave3092 - Mamoli - Scale 1:64 - Originally built around 1817, this build will be on the ship as provided - First wooden ship build
  14.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: 1:48 San Bartolome by Pavel Nikitin
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  16. RolBerg
    Was this a real ship? Looks a little cartoonish but very beautiful.
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  19. RolBerg
    If you live outside usa witch most people do Proxxon is a brand they sell in many country's. Cost a lot but it is a niche marked and the options for mini hobby tools are slim.
  20.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Blue Shadow by jlheureux - Mamoli - 1:64
  21.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: Seven-Ten-Seven (7-10-7) template for making masts from square stock
  22. RolBerg
    Most beautiful build i have ever seen. i can't imagine how it is possible to get all those tiny details on something that small.
  23.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: HMS SUSSEX by KarenM - FINISHED - 1:48
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  25. RolBerg
    The building instructions cant get better than AL i guess (deagostini looks good too), they basically spoon feed you how to build the ship.
  26. RolBerg
    It is in the shopping cart now 😁 The building instructions for this model is amazing.
  27. RolBerg
    The Santisma Trinidad looks very nice.
  28.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: Ships at Trafalgar - what kits are available?
  29. RolBerg
    Many years since they stopped selling computers with that, even diy cases dont even have space for them
  30. RolBerg
    Nobody has dvd anymore.
  31.    RolBerg reacted to a post in a topic: Mary Rose by Mr Pleasant - FINISHED - Caldercraft - 1:80
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  33. RolBerg
    Thank you. I have built RC aircraft from wood before and plastic models so i think i will be able to build something more advanced then the most basic models. I will try on the Black Prince first but if i see that i need something simpler i will buy the model Polaris from OcCre. I don't think they sell Model Shipway models here and importing these even if they are cheap to buy at a store they will become twice the price or more when shipping, import charges and vat is paid. It make more sense to import an expensive model. Many years ago i bought the model Harvey from Artesania to my dads 65 years birthday and he had never built a wooden ship before just some plastic models of aircrafts and one small plastic ship (that i know of). But he built that boat with no help from others or internet in under 3 months and the result was perfect, so if i have a 1/4 of his natural talent i will be fine.
  34. RolBerg
    Hello. Yes i will do that so i don't do any major mistakes and learn to do it the right or best way on my first build.

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