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I'm a fan of this method also. It is very forgiving!
I'm looking forward to seeing your method of skinning the sides of the hull. Bows always give me fits...it seems the paper needs to curve in 2 directions in the same area! Russ |
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I'll post a photo or two ASAP. --David
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Thanks for the lesson! I think it's one of those things that takes lots o' practice...so I guess I need to get busy and build more ships!
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Rats!!
I got Answer's Akitsushima seaplane tender about 3/4 done several years ago and then set aside--I don't remember why.
I pulled it off the shelf to finish it and I find that have put the rest of the kit in a very, very safe place. Until it turns up, the Akitsushima goes back on the "Work in (Not Much) Progress" shelf. Did you ever stare at a shelf full of unbuilt kits and not have the foggiest idea what to build next?
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