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yet another first for me

waterbuffalo

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cast this one myself in a home made mold, ok, the colour aint what i envisaged, but non the less, im proud of it..
happy to hear any criticism or advice
 

flexi

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Lovely job on the casting, I actually like the colours in that!
My only criticism is I don't like the fat girl with a belt look, personally I would have loved that as a streamline, but that's just 'my' preferences.
Nice finish too, well done:thumbs::thumbs:
 

waterbuffalo

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Lovely job on the casting, I actually like the colours in that!
My only criticism is I don't like the fat girl with a belt look, personally I would have loved that as a streamline, but that's just 'my' preferences.
Nice finish too, well done:thumbs::thumbs:

thanks mark, i tend to agree on the "fat girl" look, was just trying summat different...ill see what i can do with the next one :thumbs:
 

alan morrison

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Well done with the pen casting and the video, Nigel.
I agree with the streamline comments.
If I have any old slimline kits ( though I think they are all gone now) I throw away the centre band and use a streamline one or make one myself.
It gives you more timber to play with.
 

waterbuffalo

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Well done with the pen casting and the video, Nigel.
I agree with the streamline comments.
If I have any old slimline kits ( though I think they are all gone now) I throw away the centre band and use a streamline one or make one myself.
It gives you more timber to play with.

good plan, but i dont have any streamline stuff..personally i prefer losing the centre join all together and having one solid body, but i couldnt do this with this casting as i made it too short :whistling:....youu live and learn
 
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