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Hi, as a newbie I've made sure to use the search facility but without success. 

I'm building a 1/30 Billing Norden fishing boat and after looking around my local harbour, my model boat could do with some clutter. 

 

More specifically some buckets and sweeping brushes - they seem to be on every real boat. 

 

Does anyone have experience of making such items? Or getting them 3D printed? I can find lots of old style gun buckets online but no contemporary stuff. 

 

Many thanks

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See @FriedClams (Gary) build. link below, page 13, post 387. Some clutter but not so much that it detracts from the model.

 

 

Edited by Keith Black

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At this scale buckets should be easy to make from thin paper or sheet-metal. They were either zinc-coated sheet-metal or emaille. Just look up photographs of the real thing and get inspired.

 

The typical brushes as used on boats could be made in a similar way with thread as the pommels on childrens' knitted ski-caps - talk to a female family member, they probably will know, or have again a look on the Internet. This thing should be fitted to a wooden broom-handle then.

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