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Scale Woodcraft #6 1986 Autumn Carving A Horse Head
Scale Woodcraft #6 1986 Autumn Carving A Horse Head
Scale Woodcraft is published quarterly in January, April, July and October.
Contents
23 Before the Chips Fly
by Peter Sorlien
Research must precede first knife cut.
30 Carving a Miniature Peregrine Falcon,
Part II
by Robert Braunfield
Feather burning and painting are detailed as the work is completed.
35 Chemical Milling A Powerful Modeling Tool
by Wayne Wesolowski
Explaining a new process for replicating fine details for fine scale models.
42 A Conversation with Erik A.R. Ronnberg, Jr., Part II
The noted ship modeler shares his knowledge and opinions about wood, paint & glues.
50 The Wondrous Works of Walter Einsel
Animated wood sculptures. They move, they talk . . .
57 Timbers for Scale Woodcraft Pearwood
by Max Kline
This outstanding carving and model maker's wood is revealed.
58 Sawdust Among the Woodchips Sanding
by Joe Veracka
Exploring the tools and methods of sanding.
64 How Good is Your Ship Model, Part IV
by Peter Sorlien
Creative decisions help determine the look & quality of the finished work.
70 Carving a Horse Head
by Rebecca Hays
Step-by-step from basswood blocks to finished work.
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