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MikkiC

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  1.    Mr Whippy reacted to a post in a topic: Mary Rose by Baker - scale 1/50 - "Your Noblest Shippe"
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  3. MikkiC
    Awesome as always. Now I want to redo my ladders. 😀
  4.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: La Lomellina by Louie da fly - scale 1:100 - Theoretical Reconstruction of a Genoese carrack sunk in 1516
  5.    Pfälzer reacted to a post in a topic: San Martin by MikkiC - Dusek - 1:72
  6. MikkiC
    I must admist that the white dots gave me A LOT of trouble. They were hard to paint and outline, so I cheated on those. I painted the heads of nails. It was a clean solution. That red/yellow combo kills me though. Reminds me of ketchup and mustard and a worldwide fast food chain that used to have red roof on the building with a giant yellow (golden) "m" (arches) on top. 🙃 I'm sure the original ship had little to no blue and white, but I'm giving a nod to the Portuguese who built her.
  7.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: San Martin by MikkiC - Dusek - 1:72
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  14. MikkiC
    Well it's been a bit, but I've made some progress. Working towards the railings so I can get to transom galley and beak.
  15.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
  16.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: San Martin by Pfälzer - FINISHED - OcCre - 1:90
  17. MikkiC
    Well donne Mate! You did a great job, and I enjoyed following this. So....what's next?
  18.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: Mary Rose by Baker - scale 1/50 - "Your Noblest Shippe"
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  20. MikkiC
    Wow. That's pretty kool. And now I know what Australians call a chop saw/miter saw: drop saw. Drop saw is more fitting for sure.
  21.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: La Lomellina by Louie da fly - scale 1:100 - Theoretical Reconstruction of a Genoese carrack sunk in 1516
  22. MikkiC
    She looks awesome. Great, clean work
  23.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
  24.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: Große Jacht 1679 by Baker - Corel - 1:50 - (modified model from the Yacht D'Oro kit)
  25.    MikkiC reacted to a post in a topic: Mary Rose by djford - Caldercraft - 1:80
  26. MikkiC
    Welcome from Pennsylvania! I'll be in TN in September.
  27. MikkiC started following Sultan Arab Dhow by SiriusVoyager - Artesanía Latina - 1:60
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  29. MikkiC
    Thank you...all. I can always change the ones that are flush. I've seen the flush ones in many logs and plans. Wasn't quite sure what to do.
  30. MikkiC
    So I think these are called "standards," but I could be wrong. Please correct me if I am. I need to rename them "the bane of my day." I struggled with these. I also didn't glue them where the paint is in case I have to tear them out (which I really can't see me doing.) In the past, I've cut out the wale and placed them that way. Why I decided to try this method I do not know. Does anyone know why some are higher than the wales and others are flush? Just curious. I've seen it that way on many models.
  31. MikkiC
    Your work is really nice and precise. Should we start a round? 74 frames he needs to make. 74 needs to be made. He makes one more and then a door. 73 frames he needs to make? Or something like that.😁 You did say 88 frames total, right?
  32. MikkiC
    Looking great!!!! Nice work
  33. MikkiC
    Making some progress albeit slow. I opted to keep the wales natural, so I picked the darkest walnut pieces I had. I have one more to install. Pic was taken before I installed a few more. The piece under the holes for the windows is just a temporary level you know like when you install upper kitchen cabinets. 😁 I started on the floor of the stern galley, but I must have removed it before the pic. Oh well. It will show up eventually.
  34. MikkiC
    May need another coat and a few touch ups. The other side needs another coat for certain then on to the wales. I at least got the transom attached.
  35. MikkiC
    Sanding is donne, so the fun has begun! Wales will border this line of decoration above and below. I'm not sure if the wales will be black or natural.
  36. MikkiC
    Yep. I was a classically trained woodwind player in a local orchestral band. I was not in the city's (Pittsburgh) symphony.

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