Good afternoon. I'll try to explain. I learned this method from Dmitry Shevelev. First, the rope must be completely braided. Make a loop and cut the rope at an angle with a sharp knife. Apply the cut to the main rope and glue it with a drop of CA. Then cover the gluing area again.
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Thank you! Results look really good at this scale.
In the pear base, on which the black blank lies, I drilled a 2mm hole, inserted a brass rod into it, also 2mm in diameter, which sticks out a little. There is a 2 mm hole in the black hornbeam blank, which is put on the rod. You can rotate the workpiece with your fingers or the tip of a modeling knife like I did. This is an alternative version of the dividing head
I am answering you. Sasha may do it later. I am attaching a file about block, riggen where your question should be. I always did my seizing manually and sometimes splicing too. I have about 50 GB of information.
Thanks, El Capi. My interest was in methods making eye splices in small scale models as 1:84.
Yes, detailing really takes a lot of time. Last night I only made 12 hooks with thimbles in 2 hours. But the whole model consists of these small elements. Creates an impression of the model
Awesome work, Sanya!! How did you make thimbles?
Dima, translation difficulties. It turned out like thimbles for me. What did you mean?
Understood. I haven’t made them, I haven’t yet grasped this technology. There is a thimble 0.5 mm thick. We have them in the store from 0.5 mm to 1.0 mm. So this is from the store. So far I can only do 1.0 on my own, and even then not with a permanent result.
