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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: gilljc on March 07, 2014, 01:33:26 pm
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pattern by EIEIO with a couple of tweaks (not better and not much different)
cut the glider wings with mach3 and 2/0 straight blades and most of the rest with 2/0 spiral blades
poor quality pics i'm afraid - looks better that way ;)
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very nice work there, it's bringing back memories of when I used to go flying in gliders.
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing these with us.
DW
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Well from reading your earlier post concerning cutting a straight line using a Spiral and now looking at the finished product I would say it looks Great from the picture.
Well done my friend. I am not a Spiral person, altho Mike got me thinking of trying them again with his New Fangle Super Duper Spiral blade. Danny :+}
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great job!
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Very nice job, looks great, thanks for sharing.
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Great job. Turned out nice.
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Good job, nice work. Thanks for sharing. :)
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Looks good Gill.
Your two guys came out good. And nice work on the glider wings - that are very fine and the kind of think that can catch the eye if the straight lines have some wiggle (which yours do not).
One suggestion - You might think about adding some green or blue/green watercolor wash to the top edges of the mountains to help define them a bit. Test first with a scrap piece and cut something like the mountain background, then wet-on-wet (wet just the mountains with water, let it sit a minute, then dab watercolor paint into their upper edges) - the color will bleed down from the top and should give the impression of depth and distance.
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thanks all, and especially for the pattern, have managed to disguise the 'blobs' on the treeline, so going to get it sanded and lacquered and think about framing. :)
Have absolutely no 'artistic' skill at all, but was chatting with friend at weekend who does watercolours, will get together with him and have a dabble
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Nice cutting, keep learning.
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nice work