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[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Will this be a master for a grp hull or direct use?

Master -- tools --- GRP, resin and metal parts.

[redboat219]

Will this be a master for a grp hull or direct use?

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

[Das Boot]

Nice job, Dave, especially on the sail.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Haven't been doing any model work for a couple of years now but always look to see what you have been doing. Looks great!

SSBN659

Thanks. And good to hear from you, William.

David

[SSBN659]

Haven't been doing any model work for a couple of years now but always look to see what you have been doing. Looks great!

SSBN659

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

TRENCHANT... Finished!!!!

[redboat219]

UV curing resin also works for such apllications....

Also clear sprue from plastic model kits heated on a candle flame or sanded into shape.

[DrSchmidt]

UV curing resin also works for such apllications....

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

David, that JB Weld fast setting epoxy in the picture, so it remains hardened and stable just as slow-setting "standard" epoxy?

I am not using "5-min" epoxy for it decomposes over time and is not water-stable (UHU Schnellfest).

Net to get that JBWeld!

Jörg

Your point is well taken. The quick-cure epoxy types have a different chemistry than the slow cure stuff. I only use the quick-cure epoxy on non-structural situations, like this decorative hemispherical anchor-light lens atop the TRENCHANT's rudder.

[JHapprich]

David, that JB Weld fast setting epoxy in the picture, so it remains hardened and stable just as slow-setting "standard" epoxy?

I am not using "5-min" epoxy for it decomposes over time and is not water-stable (UHU Schnellfest).

Net to get that JBWeld!

Jörg

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Are these the Woodland Scenics graphics Gothic 45 degree? Thank you.

Yup. Catalog #747

[Timothy L]

Are these the Woodland Scenics graphics Gothic 45 degree? Thank you.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]