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  1. the learner
    I used Poplar for the framing on my first Hahn Build
  2. the learner
    I actucally see this pop up on a web search! Nice tools
  3. the learner
    you start and I will join you
  4. the learner
    Interesting pictures!
  5. the learner
    Thank you for reposting your work
  6. the learner
    Thank you for reposting your work Blue! That will be a very heavy model at 1/32" its already a good size model at 1/4" approx 31" between perp's. Where will you display it when finished
  7. the learner
    Nice start on your POB
  8. the learner
    looking foward to this build
  9. the learner
    Greg, I have used paper between the joints before but find them weaker that using blackened glue, however I likd the fact that you punch pin holes in the paper to allow the glue to penetrate. Do you use a hard paper or just regular art paper?
  10. the learner
    Egan, I went to the site and find that it is very much like Model Ship World but larger and more expanded. I did follow one Build on the "Black Pearl" ("Черная жемчужина"), it was only two pages. I see the kit he is building uses MDF....not here but if it works guess it is ok. I will go back! Thanks
  11. the learner
    Нет, я просто использовать Google переводчик! мой русский ограничен привет, спасибо и такие, я думал, что вы appriciate! Однако я был там несколько раз.Красивая страна No I just use google translator! my Russian is limited to hello, thank you and the such, However I have been there several times. A beautiful country What is the URL for the Russian Forum? Translating with google is easy
  12. the learner
    A set of Plans in DoubleCad 2D .... I am still learning Hoy in DoubleCAD(working copy).pdf
  13. the learner
    I have a 3d program that works in Vista wth no problem and its free to down load! its called DoubleCad XT http://activate.imsisoft.com/doublecad.aspx?productpage=DoubleCAD_XT_v5 down load from this site I have an earlier version but this should work on your computers with out freezing it up. Has anyone contacted Google about your problems with SketchUp?
  14. the learner
    The mast rings look great! I have never used cane but similarly I have used thinly cut hard wood and diagonally wrapped and glued two layers then when dry cut of the required thickness required for the mast ring. I did wrap the dowel with wax paper before wrapping the soaked wood on the dowel.
  15. the learner
    A Great ship! Thank you for re-posting!
  16. the learner
    Великий строить! Я буду следовать сейчас. У меня есть книги и планы на Euryalus и хотите, чтобы некоторые день, чтобы построить ее, так что вы будете моим вдохновением! Great build! I will follow now. I have the book and plans on the Euryalus and want some day to build her, so you will be my inspiration!
  17. the learner
    Now that you have done such a fantastic job of constructing the stern section is there any plans on a complete build? Did you use G. Delacroix plans for your build
  18. the learner
    Well developed build and you are using a great set of plans. When I first came across this build I thought this looks just like Chuck Passaro's build. A good build to follow
  19. the learner
    A fantastic and very professional build, I love the carving detail......a new build log for me to follow!!
  20. the learner
    Mark, I do not know if the plans were ever published, but I could follow up if you are interested.
  21. the learner
    Fantastic build! Hard to believe it started life as a plastic kit. Great detail photos and explanations on your construction methods
  22. the learner
    This will be a build I will enjoy following! when do you start? we can't wait
  23. the learner
    I would think that when you are going to build something that takes sometimes 1000's of hours one would use a proven modeling wood! That being said I am always looking for locally grown wood that might be useful in model building!
  24. the learner
    Fantastic build, thank you for re-posting
  25. the learner
    Jim, Fantastic build! Very precise, great detail and very clean work.

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