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About mort stoll

  • Birthday 11/11/1944

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    S. Nyack, NY
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    My 4 grandchildren,The Brooklyn Dodgers,Jogging
    Bach,Beethoven,Wagner,Verdi,Puccini
    Good Wine-French,Italian,Calfornia,Oregon
    Sailing ships-1750-1815+The Tea Clippers

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  1.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellerophon by flyer - Victory Models - scale 1:72
  2.    flyer reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellerophon by flyer - Victory Models - scale 1:72
  3. mort stoll
    great job. if i didn't know, i would never know. keep up the great work. mort
  4.    marktiedens reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Vanguard by marktiedens - Model Shipways - scale 1:72
  5. mort stoll started following USS Constitution by Daniel Topness - Model Shipways MS2040 - 1797 as she likely appeared at launch, HMS Vanguard by marktiedens - Model Shipways - scale 1:72, USS CONSTITUTION by Brian Falke - BlueJacket Shipcrafters - Scale 1:96 and and 3 others
  6. mort stoll
    hi mark, i used adhesive cooper tape my mamoli connie which i completed about 10 years ago and it worked out fine. i first coated a portion of hull with contact cement and after a few minutes applied the tape - which i cut into individual plates before hand - and all was well. hope this helps, mort
  7.    Bertu reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory 1805 by Bertu - Caldercraft - Scale 1:72
  8.    Kevin reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by Yon - Caldercraft 1:72
  9. mort stoll
    hi robert, a few years ago, another caldercraft victory builder - i don't remember who - on this forum in his build log posted that he with the aid of a computer program - sorry,i don't remember which one - reduced the ensign to the size where they would fit on the buckets. he then printed them on decal paper and was able to apply them to the buckets. hope this helps. please keep up the great work. mort
  10. mort stoll
    hi michael, question. so i take it you did indeed trim parts #373 in order to get them flush with part# 270. thanks, mort
  11. mort stoll
    here here mort
  12. mort stoll
    keep up the great work mort
  13.    Old Collingwood reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Diana by Vane - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
  14. mort stoll
    the main thing is you're doing. keep up the great work. mort
  15. mort stoll
    it is a beautiful build. well worth all the time and effort. enjoy yourself. mort
  16.    Shipyard sid reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by mort stoll - Caldercraft - Scale 1/72
  17.    Beef Wellington reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Jason by Beef Wellington - Caldercraft - 1:64 - Artois-class frigate modified from HMS Diana 1794
  18.    drtrap reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Jason by Beef Wellington - Caldercraft - 1:64 - Artois-class frigate modified from HMS Diana 1794
  19.    cog reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Jason by Beef Wellington - Caldercraft - 1:64 - Artois-class frigate modified from HMS Diana 1794
  20. mort stoll
    great job. a quick thought. why not cut away part of quarter deck and fore castle? don't plank them entirely, partially. it's a pity to cover/hide such nice work. you can even go as far as not mounting any boats mid ship. build them and mount them on the display base along side or being towed astern. any way keep up the great work. mort
  21. mort stoll
    thank you for your kind words. so far i am very happy with the kit. she's big. very big. she's going to go in my son's office as the admiral is still very upset over the size of the diana. the lower gun port pattern and 8 planks are attached and i am hoping to have a fellow club member help me post pictures. mort
  22. mort stoll
    great job. very very impressive. mort
  23. mort stoll
    i have the kit under my table and intend that as my next build, hopefully. isn't the aos of the uss constitution as she was during the 1927 refit? i also have the bass book " constitution super frigate of many faces second phase 1802-07. they use the corne painting of her at tripoli as a source. it's an interesting book. mort
  24. mort stoll
    great job. it looks great. mort
  25. mort stoll
    very impressive. keep up the great work. mort
  26. mort stoll
    great job on the planking, really great mort

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