Old Collingwood
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I have to say - I also love your audio equipment I used to also have some nice gear when I was into it - Celestion/Q-Deck/Rotel/Denon. Nice work by the way. OC.- 321 replies
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Evening all, more work around the pond - I cleaned up the slabs around the pond then put down a few layers of stone, then I did the same to the base around the pond, and after some washes and dust, and finished with a couple of coats of flat. OC.
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Thanks Ken. OC.
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Wow mate that is so much detail - aside form giving your eyes a break - pat yourself on the back - praise well deserved Alan. OC.
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Goo - gul is like a pesky neighbour want to know all you have done - then keep tabs of it.😁 OC.
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Great work with the hull - those brass tiles will so thank you when they age - she will so look the part. OC.
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Indeed I think most of us have seen the movie - also lots of other great Nelson reference to films either by @mtaylor or myself with a friends up and coming movie about Nelson and Trafalgar. OC.
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Very nice work mate - and I love the attention to detail with the plans and drawings. OC.
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Found you buddy - got all my equipment and food stuffs ready and a seriously comfy chair - ready for the ride. OC.
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Thank you kinldy Mark, Indeed - both sides of the wall, I might even mess around making some random rain puddles using my gel - seeing as it was so wet the night before with pooring rain the whole ground was sturated. OC.
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Thank you kindly Alan, we have those fabric things with weat inside taht oyu heat up in the microwave - she uses those to help the pain, she can't stand anything cold/freezing on the area though. OC.
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Also as Alan said - you can also work the plastic parts to thin them down (if they need it) as the plastic will be less prone to brake. OC.
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Thank you Alan, It taught me a lesson to not play with it after pooring in the gel - the second layer was poored than put away in the cabinet to harden on its own - not with a hairdryer. OC.
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Thank you kindly Craig, no fish in there - I think the KGL had then (if there were any) the night before. OC.
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That engine and transmission looks Superb Craig really looking realistic. OC.
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Evening all, more work on the base courtyard area - this needed a lot of fiddling to get the pieces to fit to gether - some choping here adding pieces there and adjusting the pond area base. Oh I have also re worked the pond by adding some bricks that had fell in after the KGL hacked then out to make firing holes, I then added another layer of gel and let it set over night (I did not touch it and still needs more time to fully set) OC.
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Good day all, I have decided to put the display case cover away so I can work on the base - I have placed the building plan on the base to check its positioning and room - still lots more to do. OC.
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Thats a good start John - dont be affraid to ask anything from the members here - we dont bite unless its food.😁 OC.
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Aint gonna like what you put Mark but sure agree with you. OC.
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Take care - hoping the best for you. OC.
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Sadly no ducks - the KGL engineers killed them all and and had fire roasted Peeking Duck (but no pankcakes) meal the night before the battle. I think I made the paper situation worst by speed drying it with the hairdryer - my impatience got the better of me as I wanted to see it working, I will wait and see if it shrinks back into shape - its is touch dry at the moment just got a few wrinkles in it where it has stretched. OC.
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Just checked the pond again - the paper has stretchered and not flat - I guess it needs something underneath it more solid - like the base its self, might need to cut this paper out if I can not get the paper to shrink and go flat again? OC.
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No worries - happens to me a lot, it should look a lot better when it has more detailing. OC.
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Thank you kindly Jack. OC.
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Evening all, I started on the pond today - first thing was to cut a sheet of paper then glue it underneath the base covering the area of the pond, I used PVA and applied a few coats inside also, this was the fully dried using the hair dryer, after I applied a few coats of mid Green the some washes. Then the fun stage - I emptied some of the Acrylic Resin into a smaller jar and emptied it into the pond - first mistake (I had put to much in and it was over the height of the edging stones) so before it had set I removed the majority of it - and re applied but a smaller amount that just covered the bottom. I used the hairdryer to speed up the setting process - I could gradually see the resin clearing from a white liquid to a clear water - this took about an hour of dryer work. Not too bad for my first attempt. OC.
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