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  • Davjacva
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    Originally posted by redboat219
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ID:	181313 Does Jake incorporate static grass/flock to replicate the "marine growth" on the hull?
    No hula skirts. Neat technique, but gets into the silly realm along with trying to replicate oyster/mussel beds attached to Russian Black Sea Fleet subs.

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  • SubDude
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    Could pulverizing the grass in a blender or coffee/spice grinder make it fine enough to look right? It is definitely a cool approach.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Das Boot
    Jake,
    a before and after shot of the hull would show the great deal of work that was accomplished. Well done.
    Yupe. The boy's learning (only the occasional two-by-four across his nose required now to keep him on track)

    David
    Task Master

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  • redboat219
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

    Even the smallest grain R.R. grass is too big for 1/96 scale. I used some on this 1/96 TRENCHANT and looks to my eyes as being a bit 'overdone'.


    Does look like The Shire.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Click image for larger version  Name:	gWqxVB.jpg Views:	0 Size:	60.4 KB ID:	181313 Does Jake incorporate static grass/flock to replicate the "marine growth" on the hull?
    Nope. Even the smallest grain R.R. grass is too big for 1/96 scale. I used some on this 1/96 TRENCHANT and looks to my eyes as being a bit 'overdone'. So. No static-grass on Jake's beast.


















    Last edited by He Who Shall Not Be Named; 07-11-2024, 08:15 AM.

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  • redboat219
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  • Das Boot
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    Jake,
    a before and after shot of the hull would show the great deal of work that was accomplished. Well done.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Commercial Break.
    Fellow Torpedoman and all-round pain-in-the-ass, 'Jake'. Getting his 1/96 SKIPJACK up to speed. Class is in session!

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  • redboat219
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    Commercial Break.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Will you be punching out ALL of the limber holes?
    Nope, just the above waterline ones. I'll punch fake flood-drain holes in the bottom of the keel.

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  • redboat219
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    Will you be punching out ALL of the limber holes?

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  • redboat219
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

    The rudder operating shaft is a jam fit to the skeg sections and the bore of the rudder is a non-interference fit to the operating shaft. It takes only moments to install/remove the entire rudder assembly.
    Interference Fit. Got it....
    Last edited by redboat219; 07-06-2024, 10:32 PM.

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