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  1. Burroak
    Ken your doing a great job. Are you using silver solder to make those hinges on the small boats? Greg
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    Thank you George and Tom for your encouragement. I have been taking pictures as I go so I will try to start a build log. I guess it's like stepping on stage for the first time. Greg
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    Tom I have just started mine and I guess I'm just afraid mine won't live up to the quality of the work I see on this forum. It's my first build. Thanks for asking Greg
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    Ken your off to a great start. Hope it's not too late for a front row seat. Greg
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    I'm pulling up a chair right now. I will enjoy following your ship build. Greg
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    Tom your ship looks great my friend. I hope my Conny turns out as nice. Greg
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    Ken your doing great so far. Keep it up. Oh by the way I need a front row seat. Greg
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    Thanks David Greg
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    I wonder if a product called Tarn-X would work? It makes an old penny look brand new. You might try it. Greg
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    The letters and figurehead look great.
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    I am wondering if it's ok to just measure the distance from the top of the bulkheads to the reference line on the blueprint and then measure that same on the bulkhead and make my reference line mark? I have seen where others on here make templates from the blueprint to transfer the reference line. What is yalls opinion on this?
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    I wish you a very Happy Birthday Augie!
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    John you might could try laying new plates directly over the scratched part. Just a thought. Your ship looks amazing Greg
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    Jesse if I hadn't seen you do that thru your pictures, I wouldn't have believed it. Well done my friend, Well done! Greg
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    Jesse the hardware mfgs that make door knobs and such out of brass, put a coat of lacquer on the finish to protect it. You might try that on the copper plating. I would try it on some left over plates to make sure it doesn't damage anything. Just a thought. Your ship looks amazing. Greg
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    Ok somebody slide over, I need a front row seat! Jesse your off to a great start. Thanks for sharing your build log with us. Greg
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    Thomas your work is superb! I can only hope to get close to the quality of your work. WOW! Greg
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    Jay I have truly enjoyed watching your progression of building the Conny. It's looks amazing. Greg
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    Mundie your ship is looking great. Keep up the good work. Greg
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    Sherry I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you so much for responding to my question. Thanks Greg
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    Sherry your ship is beautiful! How did you cut the wood strips for the planking? Greg
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    Great job Popeye, I'm amazed at the quality of your work! Greg
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    Thank you Jeff for letting me know. I look forward to your return. I just got my USS Constitution in from Model Expo and hope to start soon. Take care Thanks Greg
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    I don't see anymore updates since November 2014. Is it located elsewhere? Greg
  25. Burroak
    Augie I wish you a speedy recovery. I am truly amazed at the artistry you put into your work. You and a few others on this forum have shown me I can think outside the box and still build a beautiful ship. I have to make sure I don't try to get in a hurry. Take care.

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