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  1.    FriedClams reacted to a post in a topic: USS Cape (MSI-2) by Dr PR - 1:48 - Inshore Minesweeper
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    Phil, Looks like you've got some pretty good plans as a starting point. Tom
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    Nicely done; wonderful detail!
  14.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Lula by Keith Black - FINISHED - 1:120 Scale - 1870s Sternwheeler Supply Boat for Floating Pile Driver
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    Keith, If you hadn't mentioned the width of the top rail, it probably would have passed muster. Go easy on any unnecessary corrections! TB
  18.    TBlack reacted to a post in a topic: Lula by Keith Black - FINISHED - 1:120 Scale - 1870s Sternwheeler Supply Boat for Floating Pile Driver
  19.    TBlack reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Thorn by Kevin Kenny - 1:48 scale - Swan-class - David Antscherl practium
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  22. TBlack
    10 weeks of structural work!? Sounds like a complete redo, or you live in a very large house! Ghastly business' You poor soul. TB
  23.    TBlack reacted to a post in a topic: Lula by Keith Black - FINISHED - 1:120 Scale - 1870s Sternwheeler Supply Boat for Floating Pile Driver
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    There’s a patent for a push broom!? Amazing!
  26.    TBlack reacted to a post in a topic: Lula by Keith Black - FINISHED - 1:120 Scale - 1870s Sternwheeler Supply Boat for Floating Pile Driver
  27. TBlack
    Keith, I agree with your assessment. Thanks for the update and hanging in there. Tom
  28. TBlack
    At your scale you can't use mahogany, and I wouldn't use oak for the frames. In both of those wood the grain is too pronounced for your scale. I'm no great expert on wood color, but I think cherry, apple, or pear would be a good substitute for the planked hull. For the frames a light colored wood such as maple or birch would work. Good luck and keep us posted! Tom
  29. TBlack
    Keith, I think you've got 2 options: either she is part of the crew or she is a passenger in the car. But if she's a passenger then why climb up the ladder to get your picture taken. My inclination is that she belongs in the pilot house and has come out for the photo. The car is 1920's vintage and at that time wouldn't it have been unusual for women to wear pants? Tom
  30. TBlack
    Keith, So if you had the scan today, and it takes a couple of days for the results, does that mean Friday? In any event you need to share the results with us. You've included us as your family; no backing out now. Tom
  31. TBlack
    Keith, dear brother, It's my view that in our lives on this planet we are given hurdles to get over, and how we deal with these hurdles defines who we are. You've been handling this hurdle exceptionally well....grace and style. I'm proud of you! Tom
  32. TBlack
    Keith, dear brother, I’m going to read into the fact that the CT scan isn’t until 4/30 means we’ve got some swingin’ room. Stay positive. It’s the not knowing that’s the worst part. We’re all with you! Tom
  33. TBlack
    Yup, success! Plenty of line for ratlines @ $2.85. Excelsior!
  34. TBlack
    Little bit of a setback here. I discover that I don’t have the right size line for ratlines. I looked at Modelers Central for a solution, which they have, but they want $17.50 for shipping a $4 order. Not going to happen! I’m going to the fabric store tomorrow in search of 0.10 mm line. Tom
  35. TBlack
    Kevin, You mention using the rotary tool to accomplish the result. We didn't hear anything about that approach at the workshop given by David and Greg. Nevertheless, if you look to Ed Tosti, who also does magnificent work, he uses the rotary tool almost exclusively. Greg and David will be in New London, CT on April 26. Be great if you showed up! Tom

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