Fly Model 1/200 Titanic

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jkrenzer

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One suggestion, think balsa. I have said it many times. To make big flat plates nothing works better. I have plated every deck with balsa, hull sides - balsa, keel - balsa, bulkheads - balsa. You want to have a flat deck, balsa only warps perpendicular to its grain and easily straightened by adding vertical members, you guessed it, balsa. I make each deck and even the smaller deck house tops by white glueing to balsa.

I will soon try this techinique on a carrier. Titanic's decks are every bit as big as most carriers anyways.
 

quinlanguy101

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Im building this same model an need help. What cardstock is used for the inner hull an decks? Im in need of help. Please can anyone help me out?
 
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This is a really old thread. It is better to ask a question like this in a new thread. I personally would use either laminated 110 lb. cardstock, or 1 mm stock for the deck and formers, and 110 lb. for the hull. I am closing this thread.
 
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