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USS CONFEDERACY (1778) - Model Shipways - Scale 1:64 - by ship photographer.com
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Beautiful work. Your videos have been great help in many areas.
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Very informative. Thank you
My pleasure!
New tool for sanding the hull.
The ship turned out to be so big that I didn't even use a detail finger sander.
The ship turned out to be so big that I didn't even use a detail finger sander.
Filling the spaces
How to improve the model through quality ropes.
You spent a lot of time building a model,
isn't it worth buying quality ropes or a ropewalk for making them?!
You spent a lot of time building a model,
isn't it worth buying quality ropes or a ropewalk for making them?!
I came to this machine after 10 Years of experience with similar tools and I can confidently say that though other manufacturers’ products were suitable for one or other type of work, the Byrnes table saw can do everything you need it to do. I have been using it for two years now and would like to show you its capabilities...
The ship models gallery at the Mariner’s Museum (Virginia)
100 Museum Dr, Newport
, VA 23606
100 Museum Dr, Newport
, VA 23606
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very interesting. i noticed that the USS constitution had white paint on the inside bulwarks. I am used to seeing green. I think I like the white better.The ship models gallery at the Mariner’s Museum (Virginia)
100 Museum Dr, Newport
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Hi Olha
Great video !! At 19:35 you cover all with superglue, then you scrap it with a razor followed by a good sanding, correct ?
After all that, will you be able to stain or varnish the wood ? I will assume that the wood pores are all filled with the glue. Am I wrong ?
Moreover, was the aim of using superglue to reinforce all ?
Thank you and sorry for all these questions,
Daniel
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