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McLaren M8B by CDW - Accurate Miniatures - 1:24 Scale
Jack12477 replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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The Paradise California Camp Fire occurred November 8, 2018 and was not contained until November 25, 2018. I spoke with Bob right after this fire occurred and he told me his son lived in this area and lost everything in the fire, as Bob Cleek pointed out in his post above, including all copies of the source code for their website. His son has to start from scratch. Please cut them some slack.
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My condolences to you and Judy, Michael. Pets are family too. We lost our 14 year old Corgi a year ago and still feel the loss.
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Joinery
Jack12477 replied to Maury S's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
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Your boat looks good, Edward. Rope rail looks good too. Those temperatures are about what we are experiencing here this week; although they report that an area in Montana near Glacier National Park record z morning temp of -36 F earlier this week - they believe it was the lowest in the lower 48 since 1994. Overnight tonight we are expecting the Arctic blast to hit us windchills down to -10 F. Forecasting snow for Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday next . Time to break out the Barbie
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Nice job Denis ! Looks very realistic. Great addition to your model collection. Just an FYI: the area with the light in it is called "the lantern room", the floor immediately blow that is called "the watch room". If you ever get to Baltimore, go tour the Seven Foot Knoll screwpile lighthouse they have displayed on one of the piers in their Inner Harbor tourist area.
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Decided to start cutting out the gun ports before I go any further. Not proving to be an easy go of it. So far I have not screwed it up too badly. I'm following @JDDouglass example and prefabricated the liners from 1/16 basswood sheets. My Veritas miniature carpenters square Measuring guage @michael mott inspired thickness planer jig for my Veritas miniature Bench plan (still fine tuning this one, Michael, if you are looking in, critiques welcome.) Stay tuned ! 😉
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My uncle had one of those when he lived in Watertown NY, east of the infamous Tug Hill Plateau, back when they were building the St Lawrence Seaway. His company, Atlantic-Richfield Oil, was a major lubricant supplier for the construction equipment. They sent him up there to oversee their contracts; 2nd year he lived there he had to use that 2nd story exit. He had some wild stories to tell about the drive from Watertown to Massena NY during winter, in the days before "climate change". And cars didn't rust up there either, no road salt, at least not until they hosted the Winter Olympics in the 1980. Don't have any of those down here in the Valley.
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@toms10 When you did yours, did you cut the gun ports in before or after you did the 2nd planking with the Clear and Walnut veneer planking ? Right now the decks are just tacked down with 4-5 nails just to hold them in place. Next step calls for adding 5 rows of Clear below the bulwark then continuing to keel with the Walnut.
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The Ouray to Silverton leg is over an 11,000 ft pass, then downhill into Silverton, back up another 10,000 ft something pass, then downhill into Durango, total distance is 100 miles but takes about 4 hours to drive. Then there is Wolf Creek Pass coming into Durango from East. My Admiral was almost catatonic, looking out the passenger window, no shoulder, no guard rail, just straight down 2,000-3,000 ft maybe more.
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