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  1. cobra1951
    Nice little construction
  2. cobra1951
    On the first layer of planks i do nothing with the holes as they will be covered by the second layer. For the second layer i don't use nails, like you i use CA along the full length of the bottom, but not along the edges so it doesn't squeeze out between the planks
  3. cobra1951
    Thanks Frank A lot of the time I use push pins on the first planking instead of nails. It stops the planks riding up like they sometimes do on nails
  4. cobra1951
    It's a very thick stew First made as it was a cheap way of feeding a family as most stews are. If it's made with no meat and just vegetables it's called blind scouse
  5. cobra1951
    Yes there's a fine line with plywood between soaking it long enough to bend and soaking too long so that the layers seperate I always leave it at least 24 hours to dry out then it holds it's shape Looks like you have a nice straight assembly for planking
  6. cobra1951
    Nice little starter kit you have chosen
  7. cobra1951
    :o
  8. cobra1951
    Nice That deck looks like it's really matured with age
  9. cobra1951
    I second that thought
  10. cobra1951
    Yes it's a race proper name is The Indianapolis 500. It's part if the Indy car series of races
  11. cobra1951
    Oops sorry to hear that . Empty out your hoover then hoover the floor and check the hoover afterwards. They are probably hiding under the fridge.
  12. cobra1951
    Looks great . They sure liked their ships tall way back then.
  13. cobra1951
    Those little items make such a difference, looks great
  14. cobra1951
    Very nice EJ . After all that fine delicate work do not knock it off
  15. cobra1951
    Your build is progressing nicely
  16. cobra1951
    Nice presents
  17. cobra1951
    Thanks John Scouse mmm now that gives me an idea
  18. cobra1951
    Thanks Zoltan
  19. cobra1951
    Hi Mike The nails have been removed what you see in the planking are the holes left after removal
  20. cobra1951
    Thanks Popeye
  21. cobra1951
    Very nice
  22. cobra1951
    Can you imagine trying to get a modellers carpet through an airport check
  23. cobra1951
    Looking down the length of the ship those rails look nice and straight
  24. cobra1951
    That's the reason i made my own Bryan, they looked a bit over the top to me but that's just my opinion
  25. cobra1951
    Exactly what I was thinking :)

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