miniature ships in bottles

sometimes we are confused how a small boat could be there in the bottle? The question that we often said when we saw the results of unique objects kerjinanan human hands.
however agan need not confused now, because we will discuss How To Make Ship In Bottle
if we think for a moment vessel was clearly much larger than the surface of the mouth of the hole in the bottle. Many people think the bottom of the bottle is cut? Really? however our perception of the small boats made of wood, paper and thread screens.
The secret is that the hull is small enough to fit through the neck of the bottle, but the screen and spars (masts and supports the sail) which is collapsible and can be pulled into position using the thread controllers.
Wood for the hull and glass bottles should be selected according to the model and place the bottle will be placed or displayed on shelves or tables with ease, measurement of parts of the ship are controlled by the inner diameter of the bottle neck. Typically, wood is a hard wood such as spruce or pine, and should close - grained without flaws.
to supply other woods including bamboo skewers small diameter pen to spar, a popsicle stick that can be engraved deckhouses and lifeboats, the hull of timber suitable for display stand, and larger blocks of wood pieces for the working stand is raised. Sandpaper in the class of about 120-200 for smoothing the hull and other woods are also important.
Thread, wire, glue, and clear nail polish is used for rigging, trim metals such as rail, and gluing pieces together (nail polish is also used as a glue). Beeswax helps close the yarn fine clumps together. Paint thinner, enamel models in various colors, and a soft brush is material and tools for painting parts of the ship. Medium-weight bond paper white is cut into the shape of the screen, and the stitches were taken on with a pencil that is also used to curve the screen.
This hobby also requires the selection of simple tools like an exacto knife, drill bit hobby with smooth and miniature screwdrivers, saws, and vise. Some tools should be made for a bottle of a certain size and model. These include wire tweezers, spoon, and tampers to reach the back of the bottle and for scooping and tamping putty or clay into place. Clothes hangers can be cut and shaped into a long handle for the tool, and cut pieces of tin can be soldered to the wires to complete this design