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    The Mursia book is in Italian. And I see Zoran from MarisStella has it in his library as well.
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    Found another one that should help: Luciano Keber - Traditional boats of the Croatian Adriatic, ISBN 953-6568-10-1.
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    http://leut2.leut-krk.hr/leut2wordpress/ This page should prove inspiring. The guy is an expert. MarisStella's kits are indeed very well thought-out. I'm going to continue building their Pelig model this summer. Oh, additional information can be found in Mario Marzari's book Trabaccoli e Pielghi by Mursia. Try Mursia.com. Great build, read through your log this afternoon. Regards, Rafael.
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    Pure envy!
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    It looks just wonderful, Dida. Well done!
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    Fantastic, man! Just fantastic.
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    Wonderful, Elmir. Will study your build log when I have the time. Thanks for sharing!
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    Ya, you fix the parts in position with Play-Doh (or a similar compound) and then apply glue.
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    Kevin, you might consider getting a Hold and Fold (thesmallshop.com) or an Etch Mate (misiionmodels.com) bending tools. Also, I suggest you spray paint the etchings BEFORE folding as it is far easier to touch-up paint after folding than it is to paint these tiny etchings when already formed. Keeping the folded etchings in position could be achieved by using a moldable material like Play-Doh molding compounds, then applying CA and removing Play-Doh. It worked for me. Just suggesting. Am following with great interest. All the best, Rafael.
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    Wonderful work. It was good to see a weathered model, seems a rare oportunity in MS building. But weathering everything, including the crew really works, doesn't it. Gives it charm and warmth. Love it!
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    Hi, Danny, what is it you're using to blacken brass?
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    I wanted to build Thermopylae, but then... You're doing a very good job with it. Will follow your log.
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    Just dropped by to see the development. And then my jaw dropped to the floor. Darn! What a fountain of knowledge and craftsmanship you are.
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    Oops. So, hi Dan. ust a quick question. Is there any chance of having the old format back? This one seems rather useless for what getting tips from others are concerned. Or maybe I just can't use it properly. I just placed an order for Krick's Gulnara and will be in need of advice. Have a good day. Rafael.

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