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- Malaspina Straits
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Nice start! Always interested in tug builds, especially yard tugs as I spent 4 years on one in the mid 60s.
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- Malaspina Straits
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Looking great, love the table and chairs
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- speedwell
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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.
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Yes please and some more detail on the punching devices!
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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
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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?
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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
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Can't wait to see it, sounds like something i might want to do. Plus your subjects are are always interesting and educational!
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How many kits do you have on the go at the moment?
the learner replied to CaptnBirdseye's topic in Wood ship model kits
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. -
Wow fantastic job on the detailing, you are the expert!
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- Transport No. 103
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WOW making the CNC sing! Are you taking students?
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- le gros ventre
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What a build! Well executed and very professionally done a true artist 🎨 and master builder.
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- Mahmudiye
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Good topic, fantastic job on the build and well executed build log.
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Fantastic start on a new kit, POF from a master builder. I would like to put my name on the list for one when you start production! I promise not to tell my wife until it's on my bench. hehe....
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HMS EURYALUS by Matiz - scale 1:56
the learner replied to matiz's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Fantastic build, you are a real professional model builder, only what most of us dream about being able to produce. Thank you for putting your build log on MSW. -
Great build log, just read your NRJ article happy that everything was posted here on your build log as pictures here are much easier to look at details here than in the Journal! Beautiful build Regards The Learner
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