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#21 Posted : 22 May 2010 23:40:15

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Excellent Magpie, and good for you for having a go, thats what its all about, just having a go.
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#22 Posted : 23 May 2010 00:12:51

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That looks seriously good Magpie.

I'm impressed.

Very clean and tidy indeed.

Classy stuff sir.

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#23 Posted : 23 May 2010 09:11:53

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You're doing very good work there magpie BigGrin Well done and keep it up BigGrin BigGrin
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#24 Posted : 23 May 2010 10:00:04

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magpie,this is not criticism,I believethe standing rigging was tarred black,also I make my mouse from blue tack,then wrap line around it then thread a needle through it.then superglue the wrap. dunno if this helps? also try dying the blocks dark brown or black. good luck.
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#25 Posted : 23 May 2010 10:47:17

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Thanks for comments,
I just found a build of my san fran and yes it is black thread, I don't know where I saw white. lol. Will paint the ones I have done black, And do rest in black. I tried making the mouse from milliput but couldn't wait for it to harden. So I made it from liquid metal for cars, abit like milliput but goes off in 10 minutes. I made shape then drilled middle out.


Thanks Chris...BigGrin
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#26 Posted : 23 May 2010 11:26:49

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magpie1832 wrote:
Thanks for comments,
I just found a build of my san fran and yes it is black thread, I don't know where I saw white. lol. Will paint the ones I have done black, And do rest in black. I tried making the mouse from milliput but couldn't wait for it to harden. So I made it from liquid metal for cars, abit like milliput but goes off in 10 minutes. I made shape then drilled middle out.


Thanks Chris...BigGrin


Hi there, you mentioned liquid metal for cars in your posting, never heard of it before? what kind of material is it, how is it formed, and how can I obtain it, sounds ideal for a few alterations I want to make on my Cutty Sark build..much obliged.
John..BigGrin
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#27 Posted : 23 May 2010 11:56:00

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Hi Johnny,
I got it from my local motor spares shop. It's called Quiksteel. You get one stick of material, cut off what you need and kneed it until both colours have mixed together. Then shape it. Once set solid its as strong as metal. Main uses are for cracked heads and blocks on car engines, but I needed a quick set time. Don't know haw it would stick to wood. but if made up to shape then super glue it to whatever needed. Good for making mouldings quickly.

http://www.demon-tweeks...._QuikSteel/1253/0/16437

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