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  1. the learner
    Great job! I have been on her and yours is a spitting image.
  2. the learner
    Very professional build, I admire your work!
  3. the learner
    Interesting build board! Great progress on the build.
  4. the learner
    You're progressing nicely, thank you for your dedication!
  5. the learner
    Beautiful Beautiful build Chuck. Doing a fantastic work
  6. the learner
    One beautiful creation, do you plan on future production or are you going to keep the production to just this first batch. Yes I would love to build one but money is an issue, so for now I will just have to be satisfied with following along with your build log. Keep up the fantastic work. Thank you.
  7. the learner
    Great start to a fantastic and well engineered build
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  9. the learner
    Nice start! Always interested in tug builds, especially yard tugs as I spent 4 years on one in the mid 60s.
  10. the learner
    Looking great, love the table and chairs
  11. the learner
    Wow! What a project. Interesting how you are putting it all together. Is this intended to be a fully pla ked model? I know you talked about frames earlier if I remember.
  12. the learner
    You have a fantastic build and the pictures are perfect
  13. the learner
    Yes please and some more detail on the punching devices!
  14. the learner
    Question can someone tell me if the half moon should have pin rails or kevils the Corelle plans show pin rails but I have read somewhere that they did not use pin rails then yes no yes no I'm not sure so I would like
  15. the learner
    Can anyone answer this question for me I have a kit of the half moon is a Corral the plans show pin rails for the rigging should this era ship not have pin rails but kevils for the rigging
  16. the learner
    Can anyone answer this question for me does this model the Corral of the half moon shows pin rails but should it not have kevils?
  17. the learner
    Can someone answer this question for me this Corral kit of the half moon shows pin rails for the rigging historically would the half moon half pin rails or kevils
  18. the learner
    Can't wait to see it, sounds like something i might want to do. Plus your subjects are are always interesting and educational!
  19. the learner
    The frames are already numbered why do you want to renumber them?
  20. the learner
    Oh my this looked like it was going to be a fantastic build, very unusual one
  21. the learner
    Vacation I hope, I know all about recovery it can be a slow process and really changes your life! I lost my left lower leg a year ago last December and just now starting to he up and moving with a new prosthetic leg. You have a lovely build in process, keep up the good work.
  22. the learner
    Well I have 8 models sitting in drydock in various stages of completion, half are kits and others are scratch and two are waiting on the decision to mast and rig or not! To me it doesn't matter if your a scratch builder or a kit builder as it takes a certain amount of time and effort to build both and have well represented models, so you all keep up the good work! And remember it does not have to be perfect and correct, it just needs to satisfy you the builder.
  23. the learner
    Wow fantastic job on the detailing, you are the expert!
  24. the learner
    WOW making the CNC sing! Are you taking students?
  25. the learner
    What a build! Well executed and very professionally done a true artist 🎨 and master builder.

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