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James H

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  1. James H
    That's a nice look under the hood. I definitely can't understand the lack of deck camber in modern kits. Looking forward to seeing you build this one.
  2. James H
    Nope! 😝
  3. James H
    Shhhhhhhhh......... 🤫 😉
  4. James H
    I still like the chequers you printed out, against that ivory white wall area.
  5. James H
    Beautiful work. I can't imagine they are quick to carve.
  6. James H
    If someone here has the knowhow, maybe they can make a vectored one in PDF form, that can then be scaled and printed to whatever size.
  7. James H
    If you edit the first post, you can remove the 'finished' from the title.
  8. James H
    Beautiful start. This was my cabin on Indefatigable. This stuff is supplied with Indy, but is also available separately on the VM site.
  9. James H
    Thanks guys, topic now moved.
  10. James H
    Can someone give me an approximation of the year of this vessel so I can put it in the build logs, where it belongs?
  11. James H
    A real result, and I had no idea she was that big too! Oh....
  12. James H
    What a beautiful job you're making of her.
  13. James H
    That's precisely what it was. Glad it's sorted for you.
  14. James H
    Links can't fix themselves. I promise you. They need to be manually edited.
  15. James H
    That's what I meant. Those links take me to the correct place.
  16. James H
    Nothing on the website has been changed. I can tell you those links work perfectly for me. If you experience problems yourself, it's the same old advice to clear your browser cache and cookies.
  17. James H
    That's actually quite lenient for a kit like that. I've had deliveries from the US...one of them only $30 plus delivery, and I had to pay £25 fees!
  18. James H
    It might be useful to set some time aside and read through this topic. This is aimed directly at the sort of questions you ask.
  19. James H
    Try sending him a direct message.
  20. James H
    One issue that will likely crop up with the stern fascia being too low, is that the rails that run across the stern parts, should flow with those running around the quarter galleries. The correct placement of those stern parts is key to those rails flowing all the way around.
  21. James H
    I’m not seeing anything that’s a problem here. Can you show some photos of the rear of the bulwarks where they match up to inner frames. Have you sat the main stern part 2mm above the bulwarks to check where the bottom edge lies?
  22. James H
    Following!
  23. James H
    No! 😆
  24. James H
    When you have uploaded your photos, and completed a paragraph, just click on a photo to insert it and then write more text afterwards. Or...add all your text, and then when complete, click where you want an image to go, and then click on the uploaded image. I never use drag and drop. Here's info from the pinned topics in this area:
  25. James H
    For me, it did start to move, but not not enough to start its cycle. I needed to push the flywheel to get momentum. I presume the initial movement was because the cylinder was at the start of its travel (at bottom of stroke), and needed external momentum to begin that cycle.

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