He Who Shall Not Be Named
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Yup. Coat Guard I think. Lots of 'real' tall-ships at the event, 'parade of sail'.... -
Maybe I can help with the D&E Miniatures stuff.Leave a comment:
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The plastic this beast uses has a wide temperature range between 'pliable' and 'ruined'; you have a great deal of heat-range between the two states with...Leave a comment:
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Still working on it. Notify the Shore-Patrol! Though, seriously, I have worked out a fixture and other means to hold the parts into correct shape as I...Leave a comment:
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Yet another reason i hate robot produced kits!!!!!!
Yet another reason to hate robot made kits!!!
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Sand and polish the substrate. No coating on the plug what's so ever!
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Will the clear-coat survive the heat of the process without bubbling?...Leave a comment:
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Hey! It's a closed loop, pal: I learn from you, and you teach me a thing or two. Good stuff....Leave a comment:
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Opening up the bridge dead-lights was a good move, Manfred. Seeing those transparencies (the real thing, like what you did here, not painted on phonies...Leave a comment:
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A guy builds real honest to God rockets; assembles a fantastic 'amateur' engineering team; builds and operates a proper dry submarine of substantial size...Leave a comment:
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Handy if you need to kill a 'girlfriend'. Or is that just a European thing?...Leave a comment:
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.080" Butyrate or Polystyrene, clear.
The smoother the plug/puck/form/positive (whatever the hell they call that item these days!),...Leave a comment:
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Yup. A heavily re-worked plastic model kit of the American Shuttle. I goofed: failed to represent the faceted surfaces that housed the clear parts --...Leave a comment:
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Try this on for size:
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