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 Rank: Amateur level 2  Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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Hello my name is Steve I have never built a wooden ship before but I just subscribed to the black pearl as I am a big fan of the films. I have made airfix and warhammer models in the past, but I am a total newbi at making wooden model ships  any advice would be be very much appreciated. regards Steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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 Rank: Pro Groups: Joined: 24/08/2009 Posts: 48,827 Points: -13,348
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Hi Steve,
Welcome to ModelSpace 
We have few building Pearl and der Gohfelder (bernd) who way in front with his superb German build of this ship. I'm sure they will be more than happy to answer any questions and provide guidance where needed.
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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Hello and thanks for the welcome  I have been reading his build log that's how I found your good site. As I said I am a total beginner at model ships. regards Steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Joined: 30/01/2013 Posts: 4,604 Points: 13,607 Location: Monmouthshire UK
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Welcome to the forum Steve, I too am subscribed to the Pearl but will be collecting issues for a long while yet, at least until my Victory is done. If you are going to build yours as you go then why not start a diary of the build, this way it will be very easy for others to advise and give you tips as they will see your build develop. Good luck with it anyway Steve
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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Hi fellow Steve and thank you for the welcome,i'll try too but I am not too techy minded with computers, I forgot to add I am disabled with MS so building this model will be a new challenge for me.I stopped making models when hands decided to do there own thing  like the rest of the body. regards Steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Hi Steve Welcome aboard and ask away were all here to help regards Andy Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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 Rank: Elite   Groups: registriert, Registered Joined: 20/03/2011 Posts: 2,356 Points: 7,122 Location: UK
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Hi Steve and welcome to the forum Warhammer! Now your talking my son has always wanted me to do some of those for him after having seen some beautiful examples on YouTube it would be great to see some of your collections here so feel free to start a new topic under The SciFi forum. Look forward to seeing some of your cool work. Spencer
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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hi and thank you for the welcome, I am sorry to say I have no warhammer figures left, I only like the odd piece here and there.I never played the games apart from a board game my brother in law has, he has had it since the 70's I think . I gave up making models when the MS decided to start on my hands gave what figures I had went to nephews when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Hi Steve,
Welcome to Modelspace. we all have to start somewhere, and this forum will certainly help you all you need.
Enjoy your build and look forward to seeing some picks of you progress
Jase“Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
-Mark Twain
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Hi Steve! Welcome to the modelspace forum! I´m sure you will have fun! Regards, Bernd
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Welcome Steve, hope you enjoy your time with us.... Regards Alan
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Hi Steve, Welcome to the forum, you're sure to find plenty of interest here. We're a friendly bunch here so shout out if you need anything ok?
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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Hello again all thanks for your kind welcome, no doubt I will be picking people's brains with the pearl build[ biggrin] . I am just in the process of buying new bits and bob's of gear. the only thing I kept hold of were the citadel paints. what is the would be the best wood glue to use with MDF I have some Evo-stick wood adhesive is that ok regards Steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Rank: Super-Elite Groups: Registered
Joined: 30/01/2013 Posts: 4,604 Points: 13,607 Location: Monmouthshire UK
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Hi Steve I think the evo-stick wood glue is fine, I remember a mdf job I did a while back and used Titebond wood glue and that was also fine. The main thing to remember with mdf is that it is very porous and absorbent. If you are painting with acrylic paints then the mdf has to be sealed first or it will expand. There are such things as mdf sealers available from hardware shops. Steve
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
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Hi Steve thanks for the advice I have used the Evo to glue the first parts together could not help myself .I understand about the mdf needing to be sealed, I have taken Mr T's advice and have ordered some Rustin's MDF sealer my only concern is sanding the MDF down I don't have a dedicated work space, I only have just pc desk in bedroom or fold down dining room table(if boss allows me to use it)  regards Steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Rank: Super-Elite Groups: Registered
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Same here with regard to workspace, just a large pc desk. I do have a garage though so all heavy sanding is done out there Get yourself a cordless rechargable hoover to keep the boss happy, really is a "must have" item. Steve
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
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I may have to make a comment that the old handheld has had its day  and that we need a new more powerful one . I am more worried about the MDF dust, as we have twin 2yr old granddaughters that come over a lot during the week. I may have to wait till the weather improves before sanding the frame down I will post pics soon just need to make a photo bucket account. regards steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
Joined: 24/01/2014 Posts: 46 Points: 141 Location: gosport
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Rank: Super-Elite Groups: Registered
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Nice pics Steve, yes - take care with the mdf sanding and take all necessary precautions as with any wood dust. This may well be the "relatively safe" european standards mdf or it could be the eastern mdf containing the formaldehyde binding agent. There are no warnings in the mag though which is strange. Good luck with the build and if this is to be your diary then you will need to edit the title and have Mt T move it to the build diaries section or just start a new one - you will earn yourself a medal in the process . Steve
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Rank: Amateur level 2 Groups: Registered
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Hi Steve thank you and I did not think about making this into a build diary  I think I had better start one. steve when I had an MRI scan all they found was an IOU instead of a brain
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