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Congrats, my friend!! A beautifully crafted model of Santa Maria!!! I applaud your patience and systematic approach from start to finish!

Welcome aboard SOS!

Happy Birthday, Gventura! Birthday-Cake

Thanks, Uwe. I know Archi made those from scratch (as with everything else), but I thought I could find some commercially available as they are very tinny bits.

YAY! You will be delighted while using those! Good choice!

Just found the model on-line, and you can buy it from here https://3d-wild.com/products/1-200-wwi-german-navy-sms-nassau-dreadnought-battleship-model-kit

give us some more enlarged photos of various parts, if possible.

It looks like a good-quality kit and should be fun to assemble. You have been watched... :cool:

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in my eyes the mat is green...hope I am not achromate... ROTF ROTF ROTF They sell it as green...not sure what happened. You are not the only one telling me this.

Great, many thanks!

@Dave Stevens (Lumberyard) Dave, can you help Kurt?

Not only more posting new threads, but your forum activities including reacting to someone's posts, and reactions to your posts from other members. Replaying to your or others' posts... One word- to be an active member! ;)

I agree with Paul. Cooking oil is not the one we use for modeling. I prefer using Linseed (both pure or boiled) and Tung oil as well.

Has anyone come across the source of 'Toggles' I need a very small size 6mm long? Previously I bought them from Egor @craftysailor made by Falconet.

Best wishes on your Birthday! Birthday-Cake

I think you mastered the weathering techniques while painting the fireplace looks realistic!

I am in synch with Daniel (wrongly named him as Jef in another post, My apology). She is a WOW factor, and everything is beautifully crafted! WOW again!

I bought mine on AliExpress, Stephan had a link in his earlier posts. Looks like they are made for Marathon handpieces...

those handpieces should accept different collets: 2.35 shafts, 3.17mm shafts, and 3.00mm. Check AliExpress, I saw there those alternatives.