Cutter/Sloop for LoTHS

[eladio fernandez]

Hi,

Again, thank you everybody for your kind compliments.

The plasticard only need an exacto and a rule for cut it. Important: You don't need to cut completely, only "mark" the sheet and blend with the hand for break exactly by the cutting line.

If someone wants the plans, please email me:

efernandez@sogecable.com

PD: There are'nt several little elements in the plans but the hull shape, waterline and keel were in it.


Regards,


Eladio

[Maksim-Smelchak]

Hi Eladio,

Awesome ship.

I'm working on one of my own and will try to learn from the lessons you shared.

Shalom,
Maksim-Smelchak.

[chuman]

Eladio,

where do you buy your plasticard? I live in the UK and the largest hobby supply chain in the country (Hobbycraft) only stock a few basic sizes, all with no texture. I'd love to get my hands on plasticard with wood/plank as well as brick/stone texture - but where to get it from?

Thanks for any help offered!

[Rhoderic]

Eladio,

where do you buy your plasticard? I live in the UK and the largest hobby supply chain in the country (Hobbycraft) only stock a few basic sizes, all with no texture. I'd love to get my hands on plasticard with wood/plank as well as brick/stone texture - but where to get it from?

Thanks for any help offered!

I don't know if it's plasticard per se, but Antenociti's workshop sells some pretty cool sheet materials, including plank and stone textures.

[chuman]

Thanks for the pointer to Antenociti's! What a fantastic range they have... truly a scratchbuilder's paradise.