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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.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by Reborn - Bluejacket Shipcrafters - Scale 1:96 - as appeared in 1812 - first wooden ship build
  2. mort stoll started following USS Constitution by kmart - Model Shipways - scale 1/76, USS Constitution by Reborn - Bluejacket Shipcrafters - Scale 1:96 - as appeared in 1812 - first wooden ship build, HMS Victory by Archicar - Caldercraft - Scale: 1/72 and and 1 other
  3.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory 1805 by Bertu - Caldercraft - Scale 1:72
  4.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by paulb - Caldercraft - 1:72
  5.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: Harvey Baltimore Clipper by Spellapeaka - Artesania Latina
  6.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by Archicar - Caldercraft - Scale: 1/72
  7.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory 1805 by Bertu - Caldercraft - Scale 1:72
  8.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellerophon by flyer - Victory Models - scale 1:72
  9.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: Yacht America by TUEL - Mamoli - Scale 1:66
  10. mort stoll
    I bought 2 boats from CMB and mounted them on the stern quarters. worked out well. Mort
  11.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Vanguard by marktiedens - Model Shipways - scale 1:72
  12. mort stoll
    it looks great
  13.    Ryland Craze reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Speedy by NewbyMark - Vanguard Models - Scale 1:64
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  20. mort stoll
    Well done sailor. Very, very well done. Mort
  21.    NewbyMark reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Speedy by NewbyMark - Vanguard Models - Scale 1:64
  22. mort stoll
    Hi Mark, I use DAP Weldwood Contact Cement. It's not the same as the cement you would use on plastic models. Fact is I don't what it's used for. It's just contact cement. My mentor used it and whatever he said ALWAYS worked. I have been using it since 1986 with no longevity problems at all. In fact I just had a new can delivered 2 weeks ago for my Victory. Same brand, it's supposed to be low odor except it takes about an hour to dry. If not I go back to the other contact cement. Mort
  23. mort stoll
    Hi Mark, Meant to add that since there is cement on both the hull and plate there's no issue with the corners. Should a corner rise up I gently press it down.
  24. mort stoll
    Hi Mark, I think I'm in the minority as I use contact cement when I copper a hull. I buy it in 3 ounce bottles, which keeps the fumes down and also apply it with the windows open. The bottle contains a small brush for application. I brush a thin covering onto the hull - a 3x3 or 4X4 area. I then apply it to each copper plate - yes it's time consuming. By then - approximately 15 minutes - the glue on the hull has begun to cure and I then copper the hull. I like contact cement because I have a few minutes to reposition the plates after I apply them if necessary, as opposed to Ca which instantly dries. If any cement does adhere to a plate I simply and easily peel/rub it off. Finally should it be necessary to slightly adjust or remove a plate after they completely dry I heat the plate with a soldering iron on low heat adjust or replace it. Any questions, don't hesitate. Keep up the great work. Hope this helps, Mort
  25.    gieb8688 reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Diana by Shipyard sid - Caldercraft - 1/64 scale
  26. mort stoll
    Great job. Can't thank you enough for sharing. mort
  27. mort stoll
    was well worth the wait. keep up the great work mort
  28. mort stoll
    perfect. thank you very much my friend. mort
  29. mort stoll
    impressive, very, very impressive. mort
  30. mort stoll
    did you order the eyelets from cmb? keep up the great work it's very very nice. mort
  31. mort stoll
    well done sailor, very well done. mort
  32. mort stoll
    looks nice really nice. it's a delicate process but it's fine. i painted the preventer stays with elmers school glue - diluted white glue - and used a hair drier to accelerate the drying in order to make sure they stayed straight. keep up the great work. mort
  33. mort stoll
    glad to have you back. thanks very much for the reply mort
  34. mort stoll
    very nice .very very nice. mort

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