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coalman reacted to a post in a topic: Lancia Armata 1803by mikeaidanh - FINISHED - Panart - Scale 1:16 - Small - Armed Pinnace
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Excellent work, Mike--well done! Cheers, Jay
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Very nice fix, Mike--your stern looks fantastic! Cheers, Jay
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Bob, your planking looks great and that's an excellent tip for planking the around the ports--thanks for sharing! Cheers, Jay
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Mike, your latest go with the fashion pieces look excellent! Also thanks for sharing your experiences with these along with how you solved getting them to look right--very much appreciated! Cheers, Jay
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After seeing your fantastic work on your Essex, and the challenges you overcame with the kit, I'm definitely pulling up a chair to see more of your magic, Bob! Cheers, Jay
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Mike, your planking looks great, and nice catch/fix on that one plank! Cheers, Jay
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Ah, that 3 hr soak time makes sense and a lot easier to shape the workpiece. Cheers, Jay
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Pete, the cockpit and combing really look fantastic! Was the 3 hours for the combing so that it could dry or did you need to just bend a bit at a time? I think shaping those combings are tricky as can be and yours looks great! Cheers, Jay
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Rogers, Sergison, Pepys Collections
CAd My Fingers replied to alangr4's topic in Nautical/Naval History
Alan, Here's a Worldcat listing for the work: http://www.worldcat.org/title/ship-models-the-collections-of-rogers-sergison-and-pepys/oclc/39685807&referer=brief_results You may be able to arrange an inter-library loan. The USNI has the work: http://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/1938-11/ship-models—-collections-rogers-sergison-and-pepys Viewing the work through them will cost $59 USD for a membership. Cheers, Jay
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