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To prevent underbleed, brush or spray either clear or the underlying paint on the edge of the tape.
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Although 3/4" is appropriate, so is 1/2" (.005" in your scale)
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I inserted the belaying pins, using a piece of 1/16 thick basswood as a lower spacer. Then I used that same spacer to cut the tops off evenly. The glue won't show once rope coils are hung over them.
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Over the weekend, I painted and installed the wheel and binnacle. Then I cut 20 pieces of brass rod for the belaying pins.
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The obvious solution is debonder, but you would have to use it without letting it wick onto the edge of the plates. Another solution is abrasive (sandpaper) but that will leave a matte finish on the plates.
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I believe those lines ending in thimbles were used when hauling cargo on/off board. They would have hooked a block and tackle to them.
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I have always felt that for square masted ship models, the time is 1/2 on the woodwork and 1/2 on the rigging. What do you think?
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Congrats, Steve! 10% off your next kit from us. Nic
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Well done. Your customer file now has a note that you will get 10% off the next kit you buy from us.I might suggest the Revenue Cutter. Nic
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You can buy BlueJacket kits from Premier Ship Models in the UK
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Congratulations! Your customer file now has a note that you will get 10% off your next kit from us. Nic
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Yes, drill all the way through. I've put the Wendameen aside for a bit, doing a project for Al. Nic
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