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A former to retain the square outline of the limber holes as I compact blanking clay to form. The master limber holes were pass-throughs and had to be... -
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Your comfortable with a gadget-rich environment; you've hired robots to do the lion's share of driving for you.
All I want is stability;...Leave a comment:
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In reality it's gray. The shift to blue is an artifact of the camera/computer/SD card/hosting site/Martian's....Leave a comment:
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Above waterline: no blue. Just black and shades of gray.
SubLant and SubPac had/has submarine painting manuals (wish I had stolen a copy...Leave a comment:
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Love the rusting.
All figures need to be finished with a flat, flat, flat clear-coat. Unless it's wet leather or a sequined dress, figure...Leave a comment:
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All but the Soviet boats (the Rubin design bureau boats an exception) feature removable sails....Leave a comment:
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I can't take any credit. That hull master was provided me by Howard. It was printed in China I think. Exacting representation
The robots...Leave a comment:
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A bit complex for you at this point in your 'journey', Tim.
How about removable masts? Easier, and gives you the option to run the boat with,...Leave a comment:
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He who dies with the most toys, wins! I can live with that....Leave a comment:
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Nearly the entirety of this discussion -- though academically informative -- is wasted on those who actually play this game successfully in an open body...Leave a comment:
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