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  1. jwvolz
    Well done David. You finished her up beautifully!
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    Mark, I have a build that is 22 years old that was done with the copper tape. Not even a hint of anything lifting. Hopefully this is reassuring...
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    Looks great David. Very nice work on that challenging rigging.
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    Aren't you already building the Caldercraft kit?
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    Your suggested method is how I recall doing it Bob. Any joint will be well hidden by the cap itself.
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    Inside the supports is correct.
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    Thanks guys. So far Latham looks good fiddling around with things Chris. The fittings package looks decent and the Ronnberg plans (other than the rigging sheet) look good. I picked up Chapelle's "American Fishing Schooners" book and can tell it will be a nice resource. Build log to follow once I get something concrete going. Should be a nice change form the warships!
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    Great start, she's coming along nicely.
  9. jwvolz
    Thanks Wayne. I've enjoyed the ride through Granado and Sophie. Going New England fishing schooner next with MS Benjamin W. Latham, so we may be diverging a bit!
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    The video is fantastic Wayne, really shows all the work you put into her. Well done!
  11. jwvolz
    Thanks guys, much appreciated.
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    Great to see her finished Wayne! Love the display idea, it looks fantastic. Nicely done!
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    I used Maple on my Cruizer, much better than the Tanganyika. 4mm is fine for width.
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    Looks like an interesting build Mike. Good luck with your foray into plastic! I've had the itch to build some plastic lately after not having done so for a few years.
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    Thanks guys. I'm doing better now for the most part, it's just been a very long road. Hope to go back to work in a few weeks. Next up,, Model Shipways Benjamin W. Latham:
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    Sophie is complete, and has been for a while but just getting around to getting pictures up. I've been through a rough patch health wise, with four hospitalizations and two surgeries over the last few months. Hopefully on the road to full recovery at this point. Anyway...hope you enjoy the final photos, it was quite an enjoyable build, and with a few changes I highly recommend the kit.
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    I did my Granado finish planking with Boxwood and am very happy I made that decision. The walnut in my kit was of very poor quality. There are photos of how it looks in my build log link.
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    These should help Stergios. It's hooked behind the third deadeye. That may change for you with three masts. Single block on the channel, double coming down from the topping lift.
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    Stergios, Yes, I did customize that (as well as other parts of the rigging) based on the Brig Irene book.
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    Ha! No check needed Bob, that came out nicely. The stern decorations look very good.
  22. jwvolz
    That's nice clean work Bob. Trust me, it took some fiddling to get those rails right. Sand, test fit, repeat...
  23. jwvolz
    Very nice clean work David. She looks great.
  24. jwvolz
    Excellent progress Bob.
  25. jwvolz
    Well done Bruce!

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