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Wonderful restoration I think the family will be very happy to have their fathers model back in prime condition.
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that's a really nice color I might have to try that one when I get to that point. The wife always has a few of those coupons
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I definitely like the subtle treenail effect.
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John that looks wonderful compared to when you received it.
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Thanks for checking in. I am not sure I am going to make but will try
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Growing up I always thought the Old Baltimore shot tower was pretty interesting. Haven’t been in awhile but it was a cool trip as a kid
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I can never remember where I saw this but I do remember seeing a first or second rate full quarter scale presented like this. The model had just lower mast and the shrouds and ratlines placed. All of the yards and the topmasts along with all the appropriate anchors were made in complete detail and presented on the ground beside the ship. It was a very impressive display
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Happy New Year to everyone! This was my holiday season to work so I have only had a few days off in the last few weeks. Things should be getting back to normal soon. A bit late but here is the best pic I can find of the helpers.
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Getting those centers out of there is a nice achievement. Lookin good
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HMS ROYAL KATHERINE 1664 by Doris - 1/55 - CARD
MEDDO replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Truly amazing work! Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us.- 1,035 replies
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Great start. lotsa airbrush tips here and here and here
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How to maintenance Byrnes table saw
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So I spent Thanksgiving at my fathers house. One of the things my father has been doing for last couple years is anybody who comes over and has to leave with something from the house. I think it’s his way of getting rid of stuff without actually having to throw stuff away. As I was looking through some of the junk in the basement I can cross this. As far as I can remember this is the very first ship model ever made. I think I was seven or eight at the time. My father tells me that I got in trouble at school because I was distracted and not paying attention and apparently my teachers asked if I had any trouble concentrating. My father apparently replied he just put a ship model together all by himself. And he thinks I was about seven or eight approximately third grade or so. Obviously in the last 43 years or so the model has had some battle damage. But I thought it was interesting.
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Sounds like lots of work getting done. Just a reminder that the club meeting is on the second Saturday dec 14th this month due to holiday scheduling conflicts.
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I like these small little kits. I had the kids each help with one.
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It all fits into a small plastic box and keeps me making “progress” even when out of town
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So I was fitting plank 7 and my sleeve caught the tip and snapped it off... One of the other billets had a bunch of unused space so I traced out the shape and have been slowly shaping it to fit. Still more to do. One thing the new one is slightly thicker. The original was 1/32 (or 4/128) and the new one seems to be 5/128 or so. To get it to match will have to thin it down just a bit. Will be traveling a bunch over the holidays and am not sure if it will travel well but we will see if I can take more than the practice carvings.
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300 yards are a lot of nails
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