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    wood, iron, and steel engine powered ships from 1880 to 1939

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  1.    John Cheevers reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Tiger 1747 by Siggi52 - 1:48 - 60 gun ship from NMM plans
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  4. John Cheevers
    Welcome back. I really enjoy following this build.
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  13. John Cheevers
    Well done, Rusty!
  14. John Cheevers
    Absolutely fantastic workmanship! You could study it for hours.
  15.    John Cheevers reacted to a post in a topic: Okesa 1918 by OkesaBuilder - Scale 1:96 - Ferris Type WWI Wooden Steamer built in Portland Maine
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  20. John Cheevers
    Only thing I can say is, You nailed it!!!!
  21. John Cheevers
    Definitely a model and a build to be proud of. Well done!!
  22. John Cheevers
    The key to this, as it is in any manufacturing process, is to do the hard part first. Then you can bring the res t of the object into shape but correctly indexed to the critical piece. Nice process.
  23. John Cheevers
    Nice, crisp work. Excellent start!
  24. John Cheevers
    Two 2-drawer metal file cabinets and a 30" wide lauan door.
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  26. John Cheevers
    The Thing-a-Ma-Jig: The tool that you are pointing to that no one else can see.
  27. John Cheevers
    Excellent build! Very enjoyable build log. Thanks for sharing.
  28. John Cheevers
    Love the symmetry!
  29. John Cheevers
    I like it. Probably overdone, but it's all about the gittin' there...🙂
  30. John Cheevers
    Simply amazing!
  31. John Cheevers
    keep up the good work!
  32. John Cheevers
    That is some great workmanship!

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