Ship modeling - How to fix deadeyes at same height

Ship modelling - How to fix deadeyes at equal height
Today I show you how to correctly distance the deadeyes of the shrouds from the deadeyes of the turnbuckles using two small pieces of raw brass.
This technique might turn quite useful when you are working on deadeyes on the two sides of the ship model so that you can keep an equal distance on both sides.
This is useful and simple method if you're just starting, but with practice, you might not need it anymore =)
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00:13 - Measuring the correct position of deadeyes
00:36 - Creating the distancer tool
01:50 - Fixing the deadeyes
03:17 - Deadeye strop
03:56 - Final result

[@starpartyguy5605]

I saw a single wire used many years ago on a vhs tape demo of how to rig deadeyes. Never thought to use a pair of them. Thanks.

[@diyhometheaterguy]

Great tips and video! Thank you!

[@onderozkan8270]

Great Video, thanks.

[@tonyromano6220]

Great video!

[@Tagliamare]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@domenicogarruzzo1901]

Great video, love it thx

[@Tagliamare]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks =)

[@insectosinsect7959]

How to make those

[@giuseppedifilippo1997]

Al minuto 2:00, come si ottiene quella finitura/effetto sul fasciame dello scafo; è eccezionale complimenti.

[@Tagliamare]

Ciao Giuseppe! Grazie mille. I modelli antichi, come in questo caso, li tratto sempre con gommalacca dopo una leggera passata di impregnante noce. L'impregnante puoi anche non usarlo se non vuoi un risultato troppo "scuro", ma la gommalacca la uso quasi sempre a modello ultimato =)

[@albertobarozzi3755]

Ciao Carlo, che colla usi/consigli per il cordame?

[@Tagliamare]

Ciao Alberto, io uso la colla vinilica Pattex solo per fissare tutto in posizione, ti lascio il link amazon qui sotto. La uso direttamente sul nodo, ancora meglio se leggermente diluita in modo da non rischiare di lasciare macchie. C'è invece chi usa l'Attack, ma in generale tendo a evitarla.
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[@albertobarozzi3755]

@@Tagliamare grazie Carlo, competente come sempre🫡

[@albertobarozzi3755]

@@Tagliamare riguardo ai tempi di asciugatura della pattex? Quanto solo più o meno?

[@Tagliamare]

@@albertobarozzi3755 Grazie Alberto, 5min per la prima asciugatura, 30-50min per asciugatura finale. Avevo fatto tempo fa un articolo dettagliato sul blog ti lascio il link qui sotto 👇
www.tagliamare.com/2018/10/colle-nel-modellismo-navale/

[@thierrypouyaud9295]

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[@liviumodreanu91]

haw make dedeyes model

[@Tagliamare]

that would be a nice topic for a new video =)