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Bienvenue Docker, Warm welcome to ModelShipWorld. You have found one of the largest model ship forums in the world. Here you are not a number, here you have name. We all are looking forward to see what you are bringing us. Do you have any questions? Of course you will; and that is why we are here, to help you and to guide you. And hopefully you have great ideas to share with us.
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Juhu, I have to applaud you, your model and building technique is crisp and clean. Regarding the sails, i.e silkspan is a good option when it comes to furled sails. Experiment with this material; as adding layers can create problems and unrealistic shape, single layer will look better but is harder to put into place as it can or will tear easily. I have found a very thin silk (not silk span) at a fabric store called JoAnns here in the USA, that I will use on my Bluenose and America. But again very nice and sharp build you have done!
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Allan, Thanks for the input. So what is the difference between this Mainstay unit and Amacos that is three times more expensive and only goes to 300° https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mainstays-4-Slice-Black-Toaster-Oven-with-Dishwasher-Safe-Rack-Pan-3-Piece/110482692 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Amaco-Polymer-Clay-and-Craft-Oven/12347699 Maybe Chuck has a thought to add.
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I am to do more trials rope making tomorrow. I find it easy to do but hard to master after only a couple of tries. Am to buy a small counter top oven/roaster for my workshop intended only for rope. This in order to keep the Admiral happy.😉
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Wish I had those skills! Truly amazing and very beautiful.
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Melissa, very nice final outcome! You should be proud of yourself.
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Melissa, beautiful build of yours and also a great introduction of you. Warm welcome to MSW.
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Need a seizing tutorial
Nirvana replied to Michael Scarborough's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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Greetings to MSW/NRG Members and All Ships at Sea
Nirvana replied to Michael Scarborough's topic in New member Introductions
Michael, I am impressed. Strauss, Mozart or Handel doesn't matter or any other of composer of that classical era. Back in 2009 a small (very small) group of the choral I sang with, went to New York to sing Mozart Reqium at Charnegie Hall under direction of John Rutter. However, I do think we have a lot of hidden talents within our group. -
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Nirvana replied to David56's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
HEIC is a singular picture format for Apple. This format has to be converted in order to be uploaded to an universal unit. Any phone can save pictures as a jpg. This can be set within your phone. Change the saving setting to jpg and you will be okay. Good luck -
Bolin, that looks real good. And yes,it is real hard to get the planks 100% perfect without any gaps.
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James, from third person in the Pacific North-West of USA (me) a Warm Welcome to MSW! Regarding Bluenose, go with the Model shipway kit, the instructions are better.... unless the IKEA style of instructions is preferred, which is multi-lingual.😄
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