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#1 Posted : 08 October 2010 23:34:03

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hey guys my partner has the mantua titanic model and is up to fairing the hull.

im explaning why, how and where rather poorly so can you maybe post some high quality pics ofhulls that have been faired, prefereably some with before fairing, after faired with a plank laying cross them both to show how and i think he understands why.
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#2 Posted : 09 October 2010 00:21:54

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Have a look through the builds diaries, a few including me have faired the hull and posted pictures.
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#3 Posted : 09 October 2010 00:39:46

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Zepo

Have you been anywhere near Hobbycraft at Crayford?

The balsa they had wss all wrong for my needs (bow and stern fillers), and bl**dy expensive to boot. Still had a bit for a tenner though - 1/2" x 3" x 36". Stern sorted.

Have you cleared them out? LOL LOL

See Ya. Blink

PS. I'm plucking two tanglewood's, an Ibanez, and a really dodgy Spanish (20yr old Yam)!!!Cool
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#4 Posted : 09 October 2010 07:21:08

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Hi One eye

Yes, I went down there some time ago to see what they had in Balsa, when I saw the price I just laughed and walked away. I got some priced a little better of fleabay.

Nice guitar you have there, for me my trusted les paul does me for everything, with a small 30watt Marshal amp I just love the sound and it's about right for the size room that I teach in. I used to have the Gibson Double Neck BUT had to sell it so the kiddies could have a Christmas, that was painful but its life I suppose.

I didnt over do the balsa fillers as I wanted to be able to use the bulldog clips for the planking.
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#5 Posted : 09 October 2010 09:24:02

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My local modelling shop has bundles of balsa wood for £1.99 which I used to pack out the bow and stern sections of my build...
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#6 Posted : 09 October 2010 10:04:06

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jonny7 thanks for tip,now lets see,I'm 'bout 125miles from g.yarm. calculate £40 for petrol,5 hour round trip,1.99 for balsa, total £41.99 for a bundle of the soft stuff,how big a bundle is it jon??Confused
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