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When I first started building with paper and card I considered using plastic parts for added detail but after plenty of practice and tips I learnt from some highly skilled modelers on this forum and others I'll always try to do it with paper first. Although I have to admit I'm a huge fan of using wooden dowel and skewers etc instead of hand rolling tiny tubes, that's onearea where I'm just not skilled, nor do I care to be. |
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So, I was in a hurry with my last post and did not read it well. I see now that Teamski
was most likely referring to the mast and lines being made of paper. I will go back to my coffee now and be silent.....
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No need to re invent the wheel.I am pragmatic ,will use any material that fits the application.
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I guess the old saying "let your conscience be your guide" applies here............if it helps any I do that quite a bit because my skills are not that good.
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It’s your model, Philo. Build it your way to get the result you want.
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My philosophy exactly!I reserve the right to try to construct certain components out if paper to see if the results are viable.
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It's like fusion cooking I guess. Use whatever technique/material necessary for the best result.
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