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  1. druxey
    Then the black plastic filament will do the trick for you, I think, and not cause problems later.
  2. druxey
    Might I suggest that iron is not a good idea to use in any model. It will rust and stain the wood over time. This can be seen in many old models. Use either chemically blackened brass or copper wire. Some model makers use black synthetic line.
  3. druxey
    Welcome aboard, Luis!
  4. druxey
    Welcome to the party, Stephane; bienvenue ici!
  5. druxey
    Sink looks great!
  6. druxey
    Nice to see a more unusual subject as a kit, Chris!
  7. druxey
    Aaaand... you leaped on that challenge really promptly! Glad to see the cutter once again making headway. Well done, Michael.
  8. druxey
    Great progress, Giampiero.
  9. druxey
    Nice neat work, Sal!
  10. druxey
    That's a sledge hammer for a finishing nail! Try watchmakers' slotting files and escapement files by hand for the best results when forming scratch molding tools.
  11. druxey
    Lovely sense of movement in those horses, Marc. Sorry to read of your father's decline, though.
  12. druxey
    Coming along very nicely. The bailer is a great addition!
  13. druxey
    Looking good, Andrew. Nice view outside as well!
  14. druxey
    Syren Ship Model Company immediately springs to mind. https://syrenshipmodelcompany.com/
  15. druxey
    A suggested upgrade for the rope you need would be from the Syren Ship Model Company. Line about .035" or .045" in tan would be about right. See: https://syrenshipmodelcompany.com/miniature-rope.php
  16. druxey
    Well done, Dafi; especially showing the correct way to man the capstan!
  17. druxey
    That is exemplary work. Even scale rose lashings - now that is classy!
  18. druxey
    Ev ery model is a learning experience! Looks like you are doing well.
  19. druxey
    It was this model, with a flex-shaft takeoff at the side. A real beater! But, back to the subject. Philip Reed's books are excellent tutorials for making exquisite miniature models.
  20. druxey
    Steaming right along there, Nils.... Not much space to turn her around in, though! Anything much larger would have to be a half-model.
  21. druxey
    Nice beginning. I smiled when you showed your Dremel scroll saw. My first power tool back in about 1969 was an early Dremel. While it did the job, it vibrated so much that my fingers tingled for 20 minutes after each frame cutting session! Hopefully the modern version has improved.
  22. druxey
    Superb! Well done indeed.
  23. druxey
    What a staggering concept, Marc!
  24. druxey
    Just catching up with your (mis)adventures, Dafi! Some woking things do not scale well, unfortunately. Valiant effort, though.
  25. druxey
    A floating anchor? How novel! Sorry - I couldn't resist.

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