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Thanks Keith,there is nothing on there yet, so fingers crossed for the future
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Thanks Keith 😁 I was so surprised about such an obvious gap in the market, the American market for such a kit must be large excluding the rest of the world..they are so distinctive that it would stand out in my world of sail..
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I'm looking for a quality US civil war iron side wooden ship kit...any suggestions as I was surprised there is nothing around that jumps out at me?
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Great log, this build with steam is on my to do list.
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Proxxon mini lathe verdict
Ian B replied to Srenner's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I got mine a few years ago second hand on eBay for not a lot of money and found it invaluable the collot is hollow so long sections go through the main body leaving just the end sticking out so there's no flexing or whipping when sanding/filing. Id go for it. -
slowly getting there-- how come life keeps getting in the way?--doesn't it know I'm trying to build a boat LOL ! I made the small boat flotilla. I am in the process attaching them and then doing the lashings.. If you look close the two most inner boats by the mast are lashed the others are all just placed in position.
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CV-59 USS Forrestal Carrier
Ian B replied to GZM2023's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
No where near the scale you are considering..but POB with a lot of sanding and filling does work for a steel hull ship -
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