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Hi Paul and a warm welcome to Model Ship World, it is a friendly place where you can get answers to your build questions. Greetings from a place half way between Seattle and Portland.
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NRG OFFICE CLOSED JULY 11 - JULY 16
Nirvana replied to ferretmary1's topic in NAUTICAL RESEARCH GUILD - News & Information
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Fascinating story and a warm welcome to MSW.
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After watching a video clip about full size plank bending where they used distilled vinegar, I thought to give this a shot. I am so happy I found that trick as it worked out very well for me. Vinegar breaks down the molecules and softens the wood, applying heat to get the curves and bending and you have the shape. The distilled vinegar doesn't change the color of the wood. Application time about 10 minutes
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Martindale blades for Byrnes saw...
Nirvana replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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Welcome and what a great start!
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The little sister of HMS Wasa, HMS Falken was recently confirmed found. Her state is not in any shape of recovery. More diving will commence
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Pretty cool tool: drilling positioner
Nirvana replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Interesting tool, now that I have a mill this is some I would like to try to recreate. Oh, by the way, did someone said, "we are suckers for tools"?🙂 -
convert 2D Autocad to STL for 3D printing
Nirvana replied to Johnny Mike's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
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Mashuno, from the Pacific North West a warm
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Jackson, I just went through your build log of HMS Greyhound as it looks really good. Best luck to finish your build.
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I have used the same urethane on one of my rc yachts with good results. That is a beauty, nice job!
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Justaguyinvegas, I like your log, however one thing I would had done before any decking commenced, I would have epoxied the inside of the hull. This to eliminate some possibility for the water to come through. However, the finish does look amazing.
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San Felipe by Roy812 - OcCre - 1/86
Nirvana replied to Roy812's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
Roy, I have two models of San Felipe, both inherited and started, the smaller came with two SF-boxes with items hopefully to make one complete ship. Please get back to your build as it looks really good. -
That is an amazing model of the SS Virginia, went onboard her last fall at Olympia Tug Boat festival. Beautiful steam engine. We had a RC sailing yacht stuck to the starboard side hull while she was in dock.
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