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  • Birthday 04/01/1947

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  1.    Samgauthier reacted to a post in a topic: Looking for: See-through tape for spiling
  2. Samgauthier
    Here is the St Canute tugboat I did years ago. It was fun and very easy to build. If time permits I am going to do another tug boat.
  3. Samgauthier
    Many Thanks to my Daughter in Law for the help
  4. Samgauthier
    Here is another one
  5. Samgauthier
    Will talk tomorrow. I'm turning in
  6. Samgauthier
    Have one more Bob
  7. Samgauthier
    Here is latest
  8. Samgauthier
    Have to retake pictures
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  11. Samgauthier
    Having trouble seems rest are a bit big and Thanks Bob for the encouragement. Always nice. I have more completed ones of her and will try to get them posted
  12. Samgauthier
    Let me try this one
  13. Samgauthier
    Thank You for the link Bob. I tried couple times no luck. I live in Cincinnati but go home to see in-laws in Woodstock and might make it. Have to get move on here as I am on way to eye doctors to get injection in eye. It stops bleeding for a few months then repeat process all over.
  14. Samgauthier
    How do I post pictures Bob
  15. Samgauthier
    Thank You Bob and I have been looking and those are correct. I do have some pictures I take with my iphone and I post them on facebook but now I need to figure out how to post them here. I am building the FF and not following the paint scheme but instead doing it the way I like. Some mistakes because I don't see straight lines but are hard to find them. I am a member of the VFW in Putnam, Ct by the way I see your from Conn. also. Glad to have meet you Bob.
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  17. Samgauthier
    Hello JCFrankie. It is 1/8 I believe It is ModelShip ExpoKit. I have had it for years working on it little at a time. Thank You for that website I will check it out This is third ship In last 20 years I will post a few pictures tomorrow Frankie. My center vision is totally gone in right eye and going in left eye and am working as fast as I can to complete them before vision is gone in both eyes. I have constructed all 3 masts and just started on the yards. Looks to me like all 3 lower yards want to be 10inches each looking at the prints not really saying the length should be lets say Main 9.75" Fore 6" and aft 5.25" . If you can check JCFrankie if those seem right. Flying Fish 1851. Thank You for replying to my post also. I will check daily now to talk and ask questions. Sam Gauthier
  18. Samgauthier
    Building The Flying Fish and not really an expert at all and have wet MD in both eyes so it is a bit rough going at times. What I need to know and plans do not tell me. How long for lower Main Yard also Fore and Mizzen yards. 10 inches for all 3 lower masts just doesn't look right. Any one can help me. Thank You

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