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pollongwang (Heute, 05:32) hat geschrieben: Dear, Yeah, it's WAK P-38G. MOD-Info: Aus einer Benachrichtigung hierher übertragen. Helmut
A perfect, beautiful built model! Thank you for the pictures!
Hi Tomorrow, I am glad to read from you again! Thank you for showing the pictures of your impressive model. This tug was a little celebrity at the north-western coast of Germany. Really beautiful, your dio!
Hello Mariusz, very beautiful! What are the wires made of? Serafil?
What a beautiful card model!! Could it also be built as a "waterliner"?
A beautiful ship - an excellent model!! Congratulations!
Congratulations, Mariusz!! Your model is a masterpeace, you've earned the honour for sure!
An exemplary fine build! The lines - what material is it? Congratulations, Sergey!
Die sind ja phantastisch!
What a monster ! And a fine and interesting build, Josve! Go ahead!
What a joy that your are back with a building report, Cris!
Congratulations! But where's the Sea King?
It's a beautiful model - congratulations! And thank you for sharing this building report with us!
Whow! You are doing a very good Job, Sergey!
A very tender build, mlsergey! And also significant pictures that will be helpful for others who will dabble with this model!
Moin! Some of us are using Serafil 120/2. This thread is very dainty. I think it fits specially for rigging in 250-scale. Available here for example. Alternative you could attempt WonderWire. Wonder wire is a ceramic wire material. It is very rigid and is great for rigging. You can bend it with care, but it is breakable. Available here. This model was rigged with WonderWire: index.php?page=Attachment&attachmentID=549706 (a model constructed by Cris (Hi-Torque))
Hello! Congratulations! It's a beautiful small model! But perhaps you would chose a thinner thread, Serafil for example?
Congratulations! Your fascinating papermodel shows one of the most beautiful places in the world, I think.
A fantastic work! That is great art! Yes please, keep it up!
Wednesday, December 11th 2019, 5:35pm
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