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Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Looks nice but what scale ship would these plates fit?
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Super guay !!!(
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It is for marking 5mm copper tape. But I can't tell you what scale it corresponds to exactly. What I think is possible to remove one of the sprockets for narrower copper tape.
Cheers
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Looks like it would work well, now to do some figuring on size of tape versus scale of ship to see what 5mm works out in scale.
I do like the look, and much easier than manual stamping I have seen other do.
I like the little part that makes the end of plate line in tape as well.
I do like the look, and much easier than manual stamping I have seen other do.
I like the little part that makes the end of plate line in tape as well.
This is a very good idea - and with good results
Many Thanks for sharing
Many Thanks for sharing
I wish this had been posted a few weeks ago 
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En Amazon venden planchas marcadas para diferentes escalas
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Wow!
What smart little tool that is.
As for scale, my model shipways kits that are copper hulled, are supplied with 5mm tape and they are mostly 1:64. The exception is the constitution, which is 1:76.
As for fidelity...who knows.
What smart little tool that is.
As for scale, my model shipways kits that are copper hulled, are supplied with 5mm tape and they are mostly 1:64. The exception is the constitution, which is 1:76.
As for fidelity...who knows.