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MikkiC

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  1. You explain things well @Waldemar. I'm enjoying this well written -rather academic - thread. My brain is so engaged and ready for the next entry.
  2. Ah the Revenge. She's a great ship. Amati makes one of the nicer kits out there. I built Occre's Revenge. I modified it a lot. The kit is ok, just ok.
  3. Awesome as always. Now I want to redo my ladders. 😀
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. Well donne Mate! You did a great job, and I enjoyed following this. So....what's next?
  7. 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.
  8. Welcome from Pennsylvania! I'll be in TN in September.
  9. 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.
  10. 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.
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