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  1. bushman32
    You work is great. Welcome to MSW.
  2. bushman32
    Don't forget Donald Dressel's book Planking Techniques for Model Ship Builders. Excellent book.
  3. bushman32
    I couldn't find any reference to "CMS". I wonder if it was just a misprint on the book.
  4. bushman32
    Shoot, mine are well over 25 years old and I need new ones. Hopefully some day.
  5. bushman32
    Old Navy here and I love my coffee!
  6. bushman32
    I was wondering if the NRG has any plans to bring back the coffee mugs. My old coffee mugs are worn out and I would like to replace them. Thanks, Ron W.
  7. bushman32
    I got the things working. However, with the Ships in Scale there are several issues missing. Looks like from 1990 to 1999. Anyone have any ideas? Ron W.
  8. bushman32
    I will download Adobe and see if that works. Thanks
  9. bushman32
    How I wish we still had Floquil Marine Colors.
  10. bushman32
    I got the NRG, MSB, and SIS flash drives for my computer but cannot figure out how to properly install them. I am running Windows 11, can someone help me with the installation? Thanks, Ron W. Edit: I got MSB working but having issues with NRG "menu". Shows me the list of volumes but can't click on any, and SIS "later years". This shows the volumes with no issue covers and can't access the magazines. Thanks.
  11. bushman32
    Yes I know, been trying to find a set I can afford. Ron W.
  12. bushman32
    Greg, I don't suppose you still have Peter Huff's plans that you would be willing to part with? Ron W.
  13. bushman32
    While on the subject of Preac's thickness sander, any good sources for drive belts and sanding drums? Ron W.
  14. bushman32
    Thank you guys, I ordered a couple from McMaster-Carr. I have had that Preac for well over 25 years, first time I have had to do this. Ron W.
  15. bushman32
    Side bearing, on the side plate without the motor, on my Preac thickness sander is finally going out. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get a replacement or what size I would need if I tried Home Depot. Thanks, Ron W.
  16. bushman32
    Congratulations!
  17. bushman32
    You could try Model Expo, maybe Micro Mark. Honestly, if you have a soldering iron, it is easy to make your own.
  18. bushman32
    I completely agree with the usefulness of this book.
  19. bushman32
    Welcome to the club. What part of Utah are you from? I live in Draper. Ron
  20. bushman32
    Did early brigantines have a gaff on the foremast? That's why I thought topsail schooner.
  21. bushman32
    I am thinking it is a topsail schooner
  22. bushman32
    Hi guys and gals. Haven't been on here in sometime so I thought I had better introduce myself. My name is Ron Wilkinson and I am from Draper, UT. Have been a NRG member for over 20 years and also an IPMS member. Currently working on Blue Jacket's Olympia and Zvesda's Knyaz Suvorov. Ron W.
  23. bushman32
    That is a good idea. On the few areas that you need to sand, can you wet sand? I have wet sanded bondo on basswood with no problems, but I haven't done that on wood filler.
  24. bushman32
    The only plans showing the portholes are a profile plan and they are not mechanical drawings. I was hoping my idea might show the effects of the hull curves. Ron W.
  25. bushman32
    Hi everyone, I have a dilemma. I need to transfer portholes, casemates, and other hull fittings from a profile plan to the side of a hull, and I am looking for an accurate method. Since the plan is flat and the hull isn't I can't transfer directly from plan to hull. I was thinking of marking the locations on a batten, then transfer the marks along the deck's centerline. I can then use a square to extend these marks to the sides of the hull. Any ideas on this would be most appreciated. Thanks, Ron W.

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