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Greg, I am at loss of words of how good this looks. Are you to add some radio-active oozing on top of the water? Have a nice holiday.
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Ian, from Pacific NorthWest of USA a heartly and warm
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From the Pacific NorthWest a holiday greeting and
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I have tried to find a sort of answer regarding PE parts, say you are building a plastic ship and have bought PE parts for it. Do one paint the items to blend in with the model or leave them as is in order to show the enhancements. I will continue my search. If anyone has some good advice that can be helpful for builders. Thank you
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Andrew,
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From PNW
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This is something that ME runs every once in a while, you buy the kit - build it to finish - take a picture of the final "boat" - send the picture to them and you will get a credit towards next product you buy.
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Kit review 1/50 - HMS Supply - Artesania Latina - by Kevin
Nirvana replied to Kevin's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
I am surprised that more and more manufacturer anticipates builder have access to reliable internet and computer where one is building a model. I feel I am very fortunate having computer in my workshop. -
Ken, very nice build and yes even the small "easy" model can have their challenges.
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Joanie, a warm welcome to Model Ship World. You are quick with working with Bluenose which looks very good. I would recommend starting a build log showing your progress.
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JacksonMcG, first of all Welcome to Model Ship World. I am really intrigued by your choice of thesis of "Why do we model" For me it is the feeling of creating something from reading a plan to visualize the final item to execute the model. I got in to modelling at a young age when I got my first plastic model from my father of the morning of Christmas (24th), I was 6 years old. Dad helped me to certain degree and once the evening came, I was so proud of myself to show a completed model. It wasn't painted, but that was the start for me. So, from one point of view, building models might be the cause of being able to put things together. Another point, when building a model, I can distance myself from all the seriousness that is happening around us on daily basis - maybe my Zen zone. Over the years and many builds, I still find the great feeling of seeing a pile of wood being shaped and formed into a nice-looking model. Good luck with your thesis!
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We all are getting ads while using social media every once in a while, most of them completely rubbish. However the other day I had an ad that caught my attention but instead of clicking the link, I search them through my regular search engine. What they have to offer is definitely in the line of items one might be looking for. I am not affiliated with them at all, but there were two items that really got me, a mini (almost micro) drill press and a lathe. Price wise not bad at all and also seems to be sturdy. Unfortunately made in Asia. If anyone has experience with this company please let us know what you think about their products. Website is Innocraftsman
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Bonjour Tanguy, Bienvenue dans Model Ship World, Je suis heureux de vous voir nous rejoindre. This is for the non-French spoken people as we like to have the English language as our main language, so I took the liberty of translating your presentation. Hope you don't mind.
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