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Looking for correctly scaled lines and rope
Jack12477 replied to Michael Smith's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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We had one of those monsters in our house during WWII. Remember following my Dad into cellar one time when he went to stoke it for the night. As soon as he opened the door to furnace to shovel the coal in, the air rushing in caused the fire to roar, scared the daylights out of me, I think I was 5 or 6 then. Scared me so badly, I would never go in cellar when it was running. He converted to a Delco oil burner as soon as the war ended.
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A little side diversion. From the Post-apocalyptic series by Master Box, Raider Reaper in 1:24 scale. A really simple figure kit to assemble, it’s more about painting figures. I used Vallejo paints. After assembly I sprayed the figure with Tamiya's rattle can Fine Light Grey primer, then after drying I airbrushed it with Vallejo black primer. After that cured overnight, I airbrushed it again with Vallejo white primer, except this time I held the figure so I was spraying straight down with the top of his head pointed straight at the airbrush, leaving a white over black misty finish. (Sorry, no pictures, I was following a YouTube video on the technique). Results follow:
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Same weather down here. We're waiting for real winter to arrive. Our favorite winter sport. 😁😁😁 Yes, that is the Hudson River !
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Yes, there's several regions, Southern Tier, Western NY, Niagara Region, Finger Lakes region, Mohawk Valley Region,Capitol Region, Upper/Mid/Lower Hudson Valley, Adirondacks Region (the real "Upstate" 😉😊) also known as The North Country; and then there's "Downstate", basically everything south and east of Tappen Zee Bridge (Westchester, Manhattan, Long Island), or is it Spuyten Duyvil, I can never remember which! 😉😊😇
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Is the lighthouse encased in ice yet ? 😉😉
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Welcome ! Up near Montague? I'm originally from Rochester. Have a daughter in Buffalo. Who will win the Golden Snowball Award this season ? 🤔
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A little ripper from Veretas
Jack12477 replied to PeteB's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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Try keeping a bedroom window open about 1 - 2 inches at night while you sleep regardless of outside temperatures. Your bedroom should be cooler anyway while you sleep. Close the window when you awaken in morning. I've been doing that for nearly 80 years and rarely do I get flu. My parents started me on that routine as a child. I can’t stand sleeping in hotels/motels with their sealed windows. Get well soon.
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I live 14 miles from the Aerodrome, just across the Hudson River. Been there many many times. Very worthwhile visiting, especially the airshow on weekends. It was founded by Cole Palen, who hand-built the first Fokker replica for their airshow. It's in their museum. Cole used to fly it and created/portrayed the character Black Baron for the show. Met him on a number of occasions, great guy. Olde Rhinebeck Aerodrome
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