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Making a Calm Sea Water-base
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Cut off the excess foil along the edges of the display. As you can see, I have already used some plastic sheet to create a frame. Cut open the cavity for the hull along the center line.
The hull should still comfortably fit in. Be sure that the hull itself is high enough...The boot topping line should be 2-3mm above the foil on all sides. If the cavity is too deep you can use e.g. wood sticks of plastic beams to create a “cradle” in the proper height.
Now, the sea-scape and frame need drying time!
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very good to see how someone else might tackle this subject, and very well explained, and executed by Guido.
Thank you.
Peter F
APR 08, 2010 - 01:36 AM
Very well done and illustrated, this is an instant bookmark!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together; will add it to my list of water-bases to try! cheers
APR 12, 2010 - 02:04 AM
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