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Mess Deck: General Section => Tugs and Towing => Topic started by: CERES on August 31, 2013, 07:48:27 pm
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:-) Hi,
Anyone building the MMB Pusher Tug "Euro-Girl"???
Just started on mine , cutting out the wash ports so I am wandering if there is anything during the build that might make my life a little easier.
Thanks & Regards,
Ceres.
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I have had the pleasure of building that model was my second build of brians models best advice I could give when building the super structure is dont totally rely on the templates and dry assemble first before you glue , check twice glue once.
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My thanks for that,soundsto be very good advicewich I shall put into practice.
Ceres
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Your welcome always happy to help :-))
ron
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No I haven't. I always play my toys through the cheapest way.
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Take your time.
Dry /test fix everything.
Paint before gluing.
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Are you sure Martin ? Glue will only be sticking to paint, better it sticks (penetrates) the wood. Depends on where the part is I suppose, if it gets closed-in and cant be painted later. {:-{
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Are you sure Martin ? Glue will only be sticking to paint, better it sticks (penetrates) the wood. Depends on where the part is I suppose, if it gets closed-in and cant be painted later. {:-{
Sorry, I meant, paint the parts first before gluing them in place, don't paint the gluing surfaces.
It's much harder to paint once fully assembled. ie. assembling a winch....
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