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John, I just finished reading your build log and you have done really good recovery of the build. I understand the feeling of having a model or two just waiting to be continued, looking good and I like your work set up with the windows. Here is one suggestion regarding the stand and the brass rod. I did use brass rod and brass tube for my longboat. The rod was inserted in drilled holes in the boat and the tube on the stand. Take a look at my finished boat in the gallery below. All the best to you.
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Byrnes thickness sander for sales
Nirvana replied to scrubbyj427's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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Bonjor Michel, Welcome to Model Ship World and we are all looking forward to your scratch build of HMS Naiad.
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First timer introduction and needing some advice
Nirvana replied to Stuka's topic in New member Introductions
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First timer introduction and needing some advice
Nirvana replied to Stuka's topic in New member Introductions
Tjenare Stuka och välkommen till Model Ship World. Hi Stuka and welcome to Model Ship World. I would suggest Sherbourne from Vanguard for two reason, good customer service but also you can download the manual prior buying the kit. This way you will have some pre-knowledge of what you are getting into. The kits of Mr. Watton are at very high quality. Polaris is at a good starting level as well. And does have instructional videos on their website. If I were in your shoes I would go for Sherbourne. However that is my opinion. Good luck with your choice because they are both good. Hälsningar -
Jay, that hull turned out to be very beautiful. Well done!
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Heat it up prior bending, makes it easier
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Eric, I just found your Black Hawk kit, it has a reasonable price. A half hull kit where the frames are done! I like it, it should be a fairly quick build. Check this one out.
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I have to admit I have been in the same seat as well, handed down three RC yachts worth more than 5000 dollars plus several wood kits.
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Eric, you certainly have done a good catch! I took the liberty of a rough calculation of the total cost for the kits, which is USD 1177 to 1452, based whether if America is the 1/8 scale (lower price) or the 1/4 scale (higher price). I couldn't find any price information for the SH04 Hannah nor the North Eastern Black Hawk half hull. The 50 books have a great value as well.
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I beg your pardon, I'm afraid you have the advantage of me...
Nirvana replied to JohnSGG's topic in New member Introductions
It's very likely it is the Harvey from Artesania Latina, I recognise the "pottys" at the bow. John, a very warm -
Hmm, thank you for acknowledging this. Because I am equally bad.... or worse, my shipyard is at stand still.
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1876 Parcel van by michael mott
Nirvana replied to michael mott's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Michael, your skill with brass is outstanding. If I could accomplish a fraction of what you are doing, I would be happy with my result. -
No plastic model is perfect, even with the latest technology. Toni, I bow my head to you for overcoming these issues. Getting paint correct is another problem all of us are having hard time with.
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Toni, you are amazing - taking on one project after another. Mentioning projects, I should go back to mine.......🙃
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Chairs! Let’s see your chairs.
Nirvana replied to Desertanimal's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Darius, I can one falling asleep in a chair like that. Especially when one can recline the backrest to that extent.
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