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the learner

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  1. the learner
    WOW
  2. the learner
    No post since 2019! I do hope mimimimi doing well. This looked like it was going to be an interesting build.
  3. the learner
    Good topic, fantastic job on the build and well executed build log.
  4. the learner
    Well done# a beautiful model
  5. the learner
    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....
  6. the learner
    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.
  7. the learner
    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
  8. the learner
    Great start, love the small boat build method can't wait to see its progress. PS love the work shop!! Sweet
  9. the learner
    Looking Great! and thanks for the tip using square wire for the chain plate links and the link for the supplier.
  10. the learner
    You will have to tell the printer if it has that mode available
  11. the learner
    Just a note, most home printers can print up even the larger sheets as they would be on multiple sheets that you can tape together. Not ideal, but workable!
  12. the learner
    Wow fantastic painting Druxey, true artist at work!
  13. the learner
    Great start, looks good! Can't wait to see more of your work Guy
  14. the learner
    A RESTART! very good now I can watch from the beginning, Yahoo! Did you have the plans printed up at kinks or did you do at home? I think several copies of pages 3 & 4 would also be a good idea.
  15. the learner
    Bruce D Back home but still hopping around on one leg. Stump is completely healed waiting for prosthesis fitting and getting back to normal. On another note I have downloaded the mediator plans and look foward to following the rest of your build. Guy
  16. the learner
    It's a champfering tool and it's still sold on ebay
  17. the learner
    SWEET!
  18. the learner
    Interesting tutorial! Which reminds me that when in USN i was assigned Tug Boat duty. The boat captain for the boat I was on did not like tire fenders with rope knotted on and draping down so he had us making road fenders in a similar manner as the bell rope with out the taper and fancy knots. Thank you for this post, old memories abound!
  19. the learner
    Great start, you will have a sweet little model when you finish!
  20. the learner
    Back home from the hospital 🏥 but will take me awhile before I get back out in garage to work on models but it's one of my top priorities along with other chores that I left hanging before they removed my lower left leg 🦵 cheers to everyone
  21. the learner
    Thanks mayor, thanks for the encouragement and I know exactly which model I will tackle first. The one at the very right for which you can see the stern and the sail barley a gunboats with a peryauger (sp) bow spirit pointing upwardly.
  22. the learner
    Thank you Druxey, much appreciated from the master. I look forward to that day
  23. the learner
    Bruce D this was some of the builds I was working on before life got in the way. I truly hope that I can get back to them soon The learner
  24. the learner
    Bruce, thank you for sending me the link to your log! Nicely done, first wood scratch build? I don't believe it. You are doing a remarkable job, good research in the beginning of the build. I will be definitely be following to completion. The learner.
  25. the learner
    Well done model Dominch

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