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  1. the learner
    Ed, when you are showing detailed work some times you will show a drawing underneath or near are all of these drawings included in the plans? Keep up the fantastic work Guy
  2. the learner
    I am interested and would like to follow along on your projects
  3. the learner
    Great build, I liked your use of different mediums, wood, plastic, metal, paper, etc. fantastic looking model
  4. the learner
    Fantastic, looking forward to following your build. I am most interested to see how you are going to construct the frame pieces. Guy
  5. the learner
    Outstanding work
  6. the learner
    Looking fantastic you are an inspiration t the community.
  7. the learner
    I am back and ready to stat working ion the Triton again. am looking foward to progressing towards copletion. There are a few builds I also need to get back to that I have not been watching in the last 6 months that are fantastic builds starting with EdT build.
  8. the learner
    Yes, Perhaps
  9. the learner
    Well Christmas has came an went but I am still clearing other stuff up an trying to finish up a 1812 gun boat will post some pictures on a diffrent post Patients all
  10. the learner
    Looks fantastic EdT
  11. the learner
    Yes a very interesting method of doing POB construction, once completed it will appear as POF, I will definately be watching your fantastic build sir!
  12. the learner
    Ed, On your post Page 79 on the block that holds the pins in making the plates, question? do the pins actually float in the block? or are they glued in? and why did you use brass as opposed to copper Guy
  13. the learner
    Grat start on the drawings! wish I had the patients to learn and use a cad program well!
  14. the learner
    Seeing your progress every week is like Christmas all year round! nice job on the stern planking and the rub rail Guy
  15. the learner
    Perhaps, with christmas comming up I am getting a lot of small jobs that at time can be a pain in the tush!
  16. the learner
    I will deliver my project tomorrow and hopefully I can return to the Triton Before After A good cleaning, mast repair and relocation, new set of sail and rigging for this Art model!! Looks pretty good! No?
  17. the learner
    Fantastic job on the coppering! I like the Columbus and have the Crouther's set of plans for her...one day!
  18. the learner
    Great start! look foward to following your build
  19. the learner
    Great Tool, it looks lile it will do any thickness. This is my main hogger a modified Delta belt sander Not the nicest looking thing but its a work dog! not prone to bogging down
  20. the learner
    Looks like you are cutting a bit of line! perhaps some drawings or more pictures! of what you are telling us. this sounds interesting.
  21. the learner
    David great job..we have several paper modlers in our club and they make it look easy and are very accurate. Was this a kit or did you print it up off the internet
  22. the learner
    Ed, you continue to amaze and awe all of us! The build is looking fantastic. Thanks
  23. the learner
    Yes Thanks for the re-submitting Part 2 much clearer now. Where does the attachment come from you are sewing the boltropes on with?
  24. the learner
    Facinating project look foward to more pictures and descriptions of you progess
  25. the learner
    Fantastic! well done sir

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