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About MRJG

  • Birthday February 27

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    Frankenmuth, MI.
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    Model Building, Family

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  1. MRJG started following Young America by EdT - FINISHED - extreme clipper 1853
  2.    bhermann reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by MRJG - Model Shipways
  3.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by MRJG - Model Shipways
  4. MRJG
    Hi everyone, Been gone from my project here for long while... My apologies, I have a daughter that Graduated from College with a double Major "Neuroscience and Psychology" she makes me very proud, been a quick trip there helping her with college a ton of 12 hour days to boot! well any way I'm planning to finish the Blue Nose Build here now that I have time, just need to set up my room up again settling in here!
  5.    Dansweeney reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by MRJG - Model Shipways
  6.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: 18th Century Longboat by Nirvana - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:48
  7. MRJG
    Erik, your longboat looks great! I hope my longboat comes out as nice as yours does.
  8. MRJG
    For the past couple days i have been Planking the Bluenose,the planking is coming along pretty good, and pretty even so far. I'm trying to take my time with this because I want this to go on as even as possible. I am planking each side as I go to keep from have a WOW effect (warping of Hull) to the ship as you can see this is going on pretty even on each side
  9. MRJG
    HAHA Erik, I was the same yesterday... So I put the pieces is a small sturdy box in my lunch box and took mine to work to do a little sanding.
  10. MRJG
    Yea, we're lucky, as they do seem to know when we need them.
  11.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by MRJG - Model Shipways
  12. MRJG
    yes its a great improvement, but I think Ill have look into the syringe. Tha will work better for tighter spaces too.
  13.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by MRJG - Model Shipways
  14. MRJG
    Thanks I'll jump over to that and check it out,
  15. MRJG
    Thanks guys, I have been trying to read allot from the forums... and still reading and learning.
  16. MRJG
    and also I have been using weldbond glue in a rather large bottle that seemed to hinder my progress... The nozzle on the top was a too big and I always kept getting more on the project than I needed. So my wife had went out and purchased a small bottle with a longer thinner nozzle. I tell you what it sure help make the glue process allot better and less of a mess. here is a pic of the bottle with glue added to it She was watching for few minutes and replied " you need something better than that big bottle " then she disappeared for about an hour then came in with this bottle!
  17. MRJG
    Here are some pics on how I used them.
  18. MRJG
    Today I would like to show you what Nirvana used aid him on His "18th century Long Boat" for his planking and where I used to help me. These are paper clips/binders. What you do is take one and separate the silver finger levers and then add them to the other clip. I found they work really nice!
  19.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: 18th Century Longboat by Dan Vadas - FINISHED - 1:100 scale - BOTTLE - using most of Chuck's Practicum
  20. MRJG
    Today I purchased some more clamps, And I will be using the Black binder clips also purchased today, as Nirvana is using on his "18th century Long Boat" I'll use them to aid in the planking of the Bluenose here. Those of you curious about the "18th Century Long Boat Group Project" please check it out there is allot of talent there, I was learning allot just reading some the build logs. John
  21. MRJG
    Thx for the info. I'll Try to start soon, I'll probably be doing the long boat as I do my Bluenose. Thumbs up on your "Long boat" looking Good!
  22.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: 18th Century Longboat by Nirvana - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:48
  23.    MRJG reacted to a post in a topic: 18th Century Longboat by Nirvana - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:48
  24. MRJG
    I'm planning on starting my long boat also, My wife received my kit last week while I was In Robotics School!
  25. MRJG
    Hey Nirvana why did you use poly wipe on, I'm just curious as I am still learning? Thx John

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