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[quote="Sylvain Auger"]Hi Dwaine, Here's what I do when I attach the railings on my ship. First I measure the lenght I need by dry fitting a section of railing. Afterward I cut, bend and adjust the railing and I dry fit a lot to assure a good fit. Then I apply a tiny amout of CA glue every 3 or 4 stanchion then I attach in place. Once the railing is in place I run a small bead of CA glue along the inner side of the railing to solidify it. I always try to work with the smallest lenght of railing possible because it is easier than trying to tackle a very long rail with bends and curves in it. Go slowly and in small sections and everything should be fine! Happy modelling! :wave_1:[/quote]

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small sections, thats it...hope it will work, thanks a lot! :jump_1:

Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 3:17 am

Sylvain Auger

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Hi Dwaine,

Here's what I do when I attach the railings on my ship. First I measure the lenght I need by dry fitting a section of railing. Afterward I cut, bend and adjust the railing and I dry fit a lot to assure a good fit. Then I apply a tiny amout of CA glue every 3 or 4 stanchion then I attach in place. Once the railing is in place I run a small bead of CA glue along the inner side of the railing to solidify it. I always try to work with the smallest lenght of railing possible because it is easier than trying to tackle a very long rail with bends and curves in it.

Go slowly and in small sections and everything should be fine!

Happy modelling! :wave_1:

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:19 am

Anonymous

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Railing 1/350 Bismark with Eduard PE

Hi!
I cannot find anything out there about how to do the railing for the Bismark/Tirpitz!
Can anyone please give me tips how to rail a ship correct (1/350)?
I use the eduard PE set.

Thanks in advance

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 6:18 am

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