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And I bet they're full too!
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Tomick wrote:And I bet they're full too! Not if I leave them around the crew too long lol Ship Builds on the go
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no wonder we hav'nt seen the lego crew lately??? Current builds: SotS, USS Consitution, San Felipe, D51 loco, HMS Surprise, RB7, Arab Dhow, Jotika HMS Victory Completed builds: HMS Pickel, Thermopylae, Mississipi river boat, Mary Rose, Cutty Sark, San Francisco II, HMS Victory x5, Titanic Lifeboat, Panart HMS Victory Launch, Hachette Titanic, Virginia Schooner, Endeavour Longboat. http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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They look awesome lonestar! From all the modifying i've done with the Victory, the barrels have to be my favourite up to now. :-)
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Cheers mate, I really appreciate it! Im just a cheap ass, I try to find alternative ways of doing things, and the copper plant labels can be picked up in most garden centers or Wilkinsons like mine were, only a £1, they did the trick for me. Ship Builds on the go
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Spot on them mate.
Do you think the tags would be usefull to copper the bottom.(obviously cut to size)
Left untreated they should age nicely.
Bob
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Boaz wrote:Spot on them mate.
Do you think the tags would be usefull to copper the bottom.(obviously cut to size)
Left untreated they should age nicely.
Bob Good question mate! Ummmmm not too sure to be honest, they are about 0.5mm thick, so they could work, but I think you would have to use something like contact adhesive to attach them all, but personally, I'm gonna wait to see what the magazine comes up with, I have heard copper tape being mentioned, and I feel that would be much easier to play with, especially to add the rivets with a pin wheel. PS Thanks for the praise mate, well appreciated!!! Ship Builds on the go
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Lonestar Spirit wrote:Boaz wrote:Spot on them mate.
Do you think the tags would be usefull to copper the bottom.(obviously cut to size)
Left untreated they should age nicely.
Bob Good question mate! Ummmmm not too sure to be honest, they are about 0.5mm thick, so they could work, but I think you would have to use something like contact adhesive to attach them all, but personally, I'm gonna wait to see what the magazine comes up with, I have heard copper tape being mentioned, and I feel that would be much easier to play with, especially to add the rivets with a pin wheel. PS Thanks for the praise mate, well appreciated!!! With you on that I'm just mulling stuff over in my head at the moment. Trying to get as many ideas as poss. What do the Leggo guys think?  Bob
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Boaz wrote:Lonestar Spirit wrote:Boaz wrote:Spot on them mate.
Do you think the tags would be usefull to copper the bottom.(obviously cut to size)
Left untreated they should age nicely.
Bob Good question mate! Ummmmm not too sure to be honest, they are about 0.5mm thick, so they could work, but I think you would have to use something like contact adhesive to attach them all, but personally, I'm gonna wait to see what the magazine comes up with, I have heard copper tape being mentioned, and I feel that would be much easier to play with, especially to add the rivets with a pin wheel. PS Thanks for the praise mate, well appreciated!!! With you on that I'm just mulling stuff over in my head at the moment. Trying to get as many ideas as poss. What do the Leggo guys think? Bob They would say leave it natural, would mean more time in the pub for them  Ship Builds on the go
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Lonestar Spirit wrote:Boaz wrote:Lonestar Spirit wrote:Boaz wrote:Spot on them mate.
Do you think the tags would be usefull to copper the bottom.(obviously cut to size)
Left untreated they should age nicely.
Bob Good question mate! Ummmmm not too sure to be honest, they are about 0.5mm thick, so they could work, but I think you would have to use something like contact adhesive to attach them all, but personally, I'm gonna wait to see what the magazine comes up with, I have heard copper tape being mentioned, and I feel that would be much easier to play with, especially to add the rivets with a pin wheel. PS Thanks for the praise mate, well appreciated!!! With you on that I'm just mulling stuff over in my head at the moment. Trying to get as many ideas as poss. What do the Leggo guys think? Bob They would say leave it natural, would mean more time in the pub for them You know as well as I do that they would have opened them first, and then lost interest coz they were empty!!! 
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David,if you look at my Thermopylae build I have used copper tape on that for her bottom..its fiddly but effective & is aging nicely. Rob Nolli Illigitimi Carborundum!!!Current Builds: HMS Victory, SV Thermopylae
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