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- Has Your Model Ship Sunk?
by Derek Wood. Perhaps you thought of getting a new tall ship model lately, if so, you might have given some consideration to building one. The choice of whether to build or buy does not even take into concern the type of ship you are looking to get and that will be left to your preference.
In any case, there are several issues to dwell on when making such a choice. Factors that must be accounted for include s... products, articles, news
- Ship Model Reference Library
by Wray Hodgson. Cast Your Anchor is an upscale hobby environment, focusing on quality kits, woods, tools, and finished products for the nautical enthusiast. In order to widen the appeal of the hobby, the owner of Cast Your Anchor believes that a reference library dedicated to building the handcrafted ship replicas sold in the store will serve to entice additional individuals to consider taking up the hobby.
Cas... products, articles, news
- How To Choose A Wooden Ship Model Kit
by Wray Hodgson. SHIP MODEL BUILDING - WHERE DO I BEGIN
At CAST YOUR ANCHOR, we are often asked a number of questions about ship model building from people who are interested in starting the hobby. We have compiled questions that are typically asked during the selection processes. Check out our web site at Cast Your Anchor.
What is the most important thing I should know before I start the hobby of model ship mo... products, articles, news
- How to Begin Model Ship Building
by Jimmy Cox. Assembling model kits is a straightforward job comprising well made parts with detailed instructions; some of them are illustrated and show each stage of assembly clearly.
Assembly of Modern Kits
Your first move is to acquire as many suppliers' catalogs as you can lay hands on. The variety of models that come in package kits seems to be unending. The latest issues range all the way from the Que... products, articles, news
- Materials Needed to Build Old-Time Ship Models
by Jimmy Cox. The building of old-time ship models is one of the most fascinating of hobbies, the work is clean and simple, can be carried out practically anywhere by either sex, without fuss, bother or mess; the result is a picturesque reminder of the spacious days of romance and high endeavor. What stirring tales of derring do, what stupendous feats of human endurance are called forth when we recollect the n... products, articles, news
- Powering Your Model Trains
by John Vanse. Of the early model trains made primarily for the toy market, most were powered by clockwork. Actual control of the model trains was only possible by means of levers on the locomotive itself, which enabled the operator to make the train stop, to go, and, in many models, to reverse.
Although this made control of your model train rather crude, the models were sufficiently large and robust enough t... products, articles, news
- Model Rocket Can Be Dangerous
by Victor Epand. Model rockets should never be built with materials such as PVC tubing and rocket engines should not be attached to anything that is not designed to be powered by them. This is extremely dangerous. The materials should be something that will disintegrate if it impacts something. Paper, balsawood or thin plastics.
I also don't think attaching motors to your RC truck would do much if anything, but ... products, articles, news
- Replacement For Model Trucks
by Victor Epand. I think anybody makes a replacement metal truck that just screws on and provides exact coupler height. I have replaced trucks but always had to do some work on the car, either cutting the pin off and re-drilling a hole and filling the existing hole with plastic spree or other filler's, then drilling and tapping the hole. I would have to sometimes shim the truck with washers to raise the car too t... products, articles, news
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