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Early start this morning, began creating 30 heart shaped deadeyes for the lower shrouds, and 24 for the upper shrouds (smaller).
Needing a break from that arduous task, decided to begin working on the ships boat for both Mayflowers.
Any guesses as to what those little boats are going to look like?
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Thanks for reminding me Piet.
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Thanks for all the visits, and "likes" guys.... good to see I still have great friends to share my love of this very kool art we call "modeling". You are all just great.
So I get to begin tomorrow morning by creating a pot load of heart shaped deadeyes, before I can begin fitting any of her shrouds.
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Old people cannot be rushed!
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I'll try to take a shot of the gammoning tomorrow Frank, but I don't think it will help much in terms of "how". And you're right about it being kinda tuff to get to. Just apply a little CA to about an inch of your rope to stiffen it....and begin by pulling more than enough length through on the lead end to complete the job. I had to work with the ship laying in my lap most of the time.
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OK friends, time to dust off my Mayflower builds. They've sat there gathering dust since mid October and I need a break from the lifeboat project.
So, after an hour of thorough cleaning, I added the gammoning to the bowsprit. Added chesstrees and catheads, and began working on the standing rigging.
No pics yet. Think I'll wait til standing rigging is done.
Cheers
- Piet and popeye the sailor
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I do not think I have ever seen anything so perfect. Just amazing.
Dave
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Mr. Piet, Sir.... You never cease to amaze AND thoroughly entertain us. For a modeler, every trip to your build seems like a walk through an endless candy store.
So, what cha gonna do with that awful looking "prototype" once you turn to building "the real deal"?
I don't even have to tell you what I think you should do with it....do I?
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Hi Wayne....Trying to play a little catch up this quiet Sunday morning. Anything new with your beautiful Mayflower?
Dave
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Hi Bob....Just playing catch on some of my favorite builds this quiet Sunday morning. Your Essex is incredible! Beautiful work my friend.
Dave
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Incredible work, as always Rusty. Trying to catch up on some of my favorite builds this quiet Sunday morning. Can't wait til I get my hands on this amazing kit one day when Chuck releases it.
Dave
Mayflower by SawdustDave - Finished
in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Gaaaaallee! SURPRISE! SURPRISE! (Using my best Gomer Pile imitation)
Can't put a darned thing past you blokes down under Steve.