Q and A Part 1
I try to answer some of your questions about specific techniques and applications. In part 1, we cover mixing acrylic paints for silkspan saills (3:17) and couple of weathering techniques for ship's hulls (15:14). Part 2 will deal with rigging line types and and coloring them to look more like real rope and We'll take a look at detailing sails, both furled and unfurled. That will appear shortly. Looking for silkspan? Try Bluejacket Shipcrafters in Searsport, Maine: http://www.bluejacketinc.com/fittings... Look for the item called Modelspan OR Precision Scale Model Engineering: http://www.psmescale.com/ Just use the web site to get their contact info and call.

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A Bit of Ship Model Q & A, Part 2

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Scale and the Compelling Impression

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Emma C. Berry: Redefining a Ship Model, Part One

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Blocks Not from Scratch, Part 1

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Smart, Skilled & Satisfying Work Moments with talented engineers _ Part 1

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Building a Whaleboat, Episode Seven

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Video Tour of Whaling Brig, Kate Cory

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A Ship Model Guy's Ride Through Life

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Hammering Nails into an Unseen Sailing Ship – At Scale Never Filmed Before

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FIVE 40-Foot Scandinavian Motorsailers That Are 100% Storm-Proof (How to Buy!)

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Building a Whaleboat, Episode Two

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Rigging Tips: Making Scale Rope Hanks

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TIPS & TRICKS PART 3

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Only use one single layer of planks on small boats! - Ship Modeling

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How to make Scale Model Sails Tutorial Tips and Tricks #10

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Rocks & Basic Scenery1

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RIGGING DEAD EYES

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ROPEWALK for rigging of scale ship models

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Model Building, Using A Rigging Tool

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