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  • Tim Marlow
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 18903
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #61
    Another option for chisel blades is this.....
    https:tongue-out3:/www.scalpelsandbl...ct-no-6051.php
    Not the cheapest, but probably better than the Trumpeter range as the blades are easily replaced rather than resharpened...have a look through the Swann Morton web site, there are things there than will make you wince.....
    A range of surgical blades and handles including retractables, fine range, majhor range, disposable scalpels, stitch cutters, post mortem and skin graft.

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    • Neil Merryweather
      SMF Supporters
      • Dec 2018
      • 5185
      • London

      #62
      Damn , those look good!
      They'll have to wait until I'm back off furlough and my drastically reduced salary, though:worried:

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      • Guest

        #63
        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
        It’s just Steampunk moved forward thirty years or so, into the Jazz age and beyond.....there are all sorts of weird offshoots in the war gaming fraternity.
        Ever played Crimson Skies, either the computer game or the hex map version by FASA?

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        • Tim Marlow
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 18903
          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #64
          Once or twice on PC, but I used to get shot down regularly by airships....didn’t help that my PC at the time was underpowered and the game didn’t run that smoothly..thought it was an interesting concept though..l.

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          • Guest

            #65
            While the cat's away....

            With Zoë being at the office today, and the shed being hotter than the sun, I commandeered the kitchen table. SWMBO already has the Dining Room table as her WFH space, so it was the next best thing

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            With the front and back doors open there was a lovely through-draft keeping me cool, so I cracked on with adding some pipes & wires to the crane. I know the flexible hoses should be thicker than the hard lines really, but had to make do with what I had (and what would stick!) ~0.5mm steel wire for the pipes, 0.4mm lead wire for the hoses and some copper stripped from a bit of old flex for the cable.

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            It's a fragile as a fragile thing on Delicate Island, but I've planned so that I can paint it separate from the main rig, hopefully reducing accidents!

            Almost forgot to add this picture. I did some more work on the mounting for the crane too. It needs tidying up a bit and some added detail, but it's a start.

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            • Gern
              SMF Supporters
              • May 2009
              • 9214

              #66
              Don't take long to cover a table when you're scratchin' does it? :smiling:

              Coming along nicely.

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              • Guest

                #67
                Cheers Dave.

                Yes, I kept going backwards and forwards to the shed getting more stuff, and pretty soon I'd spread far & wide :smiling5:

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                • Neil Merryweather
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Dec 2018
                  • 5185
                  • London

                  #68
                  OOOOH lovely!

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                  • Tim Marlow
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 18903
                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #69
                    Looking fine Andy!

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                    • scottie3158
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 14201
                      • Paul
                      • Holbeach

                      #70
                      Andy,
                      Lovely details mate.

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                      • Guest

                        #71
                        Very cool, and a good use of all the junk you accumulate in the spares box

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                        • Guest

                          #72
                          Thanks all.

                          I'm reaching the limits of my eyesight and dexterity with this. And patience at times lol

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                          • JR
                            • May 2015
                            • 18273

                            #73
                            Great work Andy, you are turning into a modeller with some great skills. This scratchery is impressive, most impressed. Believe in yourself mate.

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                            • papa 695
                              Moderator
                              • May 2011
                              • 22770

                              #74
                              Coming along very nicely Andy.

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                              • Jim R
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 15692
                                • Jim
                                • Shropshire

                                #75
                                Coming together a treat. Scratching skills are impressive.
                                Originally posted by John Race
                                Believe in yourself mate.
                                Oh yes.
                                Jim

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