Adrieke
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with a sharp exacto knife . gently start cutting till you get through but leave some excess that cna be easily sanded off after- 37 replies
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we had a bit of dicussion on another tread about this. 3D printing is getting close to being affordable as there are now printers below $1000 AUD the use for us wooden shipbuilders , create teh part in 3d on computer print it then use the part to create a mould to reproduce the part
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Hi carl . the new technique is working i have also installed one of the chains. this weekend was pretty busy so i didnt do much else and didnt have time to take some pictures . i will post an update tonight
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nice Mick almost done
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its a beautiful build
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i think the isntructions are more like those find the difference pictures loking very nice almost ready to finish her off
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Quiloa is correct
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yup mine do too but i didnt look ahead like john and had to sand and repaint
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nope
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Anja not the Querimba but looking at the photos of her they could be twins you are close
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sorry crackers not the Orundo
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HMS Galatea ? http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=370124
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yeah my eyes where gettign sore from looking at all these pictures to compare the characteristics well done
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forgot to mention my technique for installing the side railings didnt work (the part came off when i tried to send) i am using th eclothes pegs now as they just fit around waitign for the top one to dry (installed it when going to work ) i ll see the result tonight and decide if i like it or not
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sorry Carl none of those available here yes Mick i am not follwing the instructions in order mostly because i had to wait for the hullplankign strips so i made a lot of things in advance. The bashing for the lights had soemthign to do with it too ofcourse. i tend to put a cross on the photo instructions once i have done it so i wont forget anything thank you Mick
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John about the rings . if you look on the plan they have the eyebolts to hold the stacks going right through them. which would be a pain havign to drill in the ring. in teh photos i think they are actualy drulled right above the rings and yes nice paintjob on them
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i think painting is one of my less favorite jobs. and yes white always seems to take more coats then yuo want to do (expecialy if you have a plastic model where the part is black ) you are doing a wonderfill job Mick
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very nice work Piet
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yup its a belgian beer but i have never even seen a bottle of that one . there are so many of them there is a little cafe up on a mountain (hill) in the belgian ardennes and all the walls have shelves top to bottom all with empty beer bottles of all the belgian beers
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thank you Jim . try some of our good Belgian Beer if its available there adn maybe you ll change yuor mind
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@ John same with my kit and i dont feel like sanding some down to match the pictures @ Robbyn hmm there is some Hefeweizen but it seems its localy brewn in OZ. i did see they have bitbuger. bitte ein Bit
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you are right Randy i ll try it the way the plan shows on the small part i started . if it looks good i ll keep going that way
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