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  1.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: San Martin by Pfälzer - OcCre - 1:90
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  4. MikkiC
    Name plate: make stencils and paint? Wood burner? Brass letters? Many options are available. You're pretty creative, so I'm eager to see what you settle on.
  5. MikkiC
    I'm a little late here, sorry. I use long, curved tweezers (one in each hand) when rigging. I treat the tweezers as extensions of my hands. She's looking good.
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  14. MikkiC
    My vote is upper right because I like vintage look. Are you going to decorate the sails....like with a big red cross?
  15. MikkiC
    Ice fishing looks like fun. I've never been. I'm definitely a dog person as I'm allergic to cats. My dogs aren't pulling a sleigh though. I work for them. 😁 That forecastle.....marvelous. Now she looks like a carrack. Beautiful work...as always.
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  20. MikkiC
    Thanks!
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  24. MikkiC
    Yeah I wasn't too impressed with the Occre Revenge kit I built. Just keep going. You're doing really well. If you search the wonder web for galleon rigging pdf., you'll come across a lot of free files that help with the steps and the the order of the steps. When I was a newer builder, I followed the directions because I thought the makers knew more than I. When I built my first kit, the makers did indeed know more than I; however, I've learned to trust research and the wealth of knowledge on this site. I follow very little of kit instructions. What's the worst thing that could happen? It's your build, so do whatever makes you happy and makes sense to you. You do nice work.
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  27. MikkiC
    My apologies my friend. You're a perfectionist, and I guessed incorrectly. IF you wanna fix the knots, an easy fix is to feed line through hole you drilled instead of tying a knot.
  28. MikkiC
    Welcome!
  29. MikkiC
    Agreed!
  30. MikkiC
    My guess is you're not happy with the uneven spacing around gunport? I get it. It makes me cringe a little when I have to do it, but you can't put deadeye strap in front of cannon port. That would probably not work well. 😀 It looks really good. Getting that rope to stay straight can be a challenge. You did well!
  31. MikkiC
    Looking good. You're in the home stretch now.
  32. MikkiC started following Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71 and Golden City by Louie da fly - Scale 1:50 and 1:25 - solid hull - Paddlewheeler
  33. MikkiC
    This is a stunning work of art! I also admire your building special tools, clever sanding shapes, etc. You give us all a lot of good ideas. Thanks for sharing this Ondras.
  34. MikkiC
    That looks amazing.
  35. MikkiC
    She's looking really good and bit tiny next to the Mary Rosasaurus Rex behind her. 😁 I've seen many here working with pear. I haven't tried that species yet. I'm not sure how available it is in the US.
  36. MikkiC
    Some progress: both sides planked to the lowest wale. Now it's gonna get a little hairy because she's got a big belly on her. I decided to start framing gunports. I keep forgetting to do this earlier in the build. I don't know why.

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