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I use Testor's decal set when I have a tough time getting the decal to lay down correctly.
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look'in good Bob.......very nice work with the cannon rigging...neatly done. kudos to Rusty for help'in ya out!
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hey!......don't get used to that! some of us are hav'in the DT's wait'in to see the big finish on that Connie of yours glad your hav'in fun in your new place.......you ARE there......are you?!?!?! I'm so green right now........I'll be 62 the end of August. just knowing I still have a wait really fries my eggs! look'in forward in seeing you put the finishing touches on that beautiful ship of yours
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MAN!!! you really have been busy you've made quite a bit of progress on the rigging...she's look'in great! good to see your back
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look'in really good really like the brass work.
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your moving right along with the progress Greg.......looking at the pictures , it's hard to believe that the model is 1:350 scale. very nice work with the PE and paint....she looks awesome!
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sounds to me like your paint was drying right out of the air brush. it happens when all of the variables are right.....temp of the paint, air temp, vs how much thinner {in your case, reducer}.......great way to make spatter paint. are you thinning with water...or something else? I've been having that problem with my billing's paint.......but that's because the paint is old......can't wait to use it up! it's an enamel......I'm used to the nuances I sometimes get. is your air brush a gravity or siphon feed........might also be a factor. nice paint work on the hull.....the darker tinting really looks nice. about tying the aircraft down on deck?.......I think that's what all the deck circles are for. when the aircraft are brought out on deck, they are lashed in place with short lanyards.....removed before take off.
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I'm sure I'm not alone........all the while your making these carvings, I tend to forget that your lighting the model too. so it's an added treat to see her lit up she's look'in very good EJ.
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hey there! very nice start on your project...this is gonna be a really neat model when done I'll be follow'in along too.
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nice progress Andy is there a reason for the rope and chain? did the kit supply eyelets or something for the hawse holes. I have a bunch of those darn things. you can find them in a craft store....it would make the holes look better. sorry if I sound picky, but you've done such a super job on her so far, I find it hard that you've settled on mere holes drilled through the bulwarks. I have a bunch of 'em........I can send you some if you'd like PM me with your addy
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hull camo looks great Greg..........got bounced out of here earlier today {updates}. really nice paint work
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wonderful narration and a great model Piet. you did a great job on the case as well.
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what does the instructions tell you to paint them?
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wonderful progress Danny........the boom and rigging came out great! casements and gussets look really good too
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......let's talk about the upkeep on your boat.......looks a bit grungy to me
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