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  1. sandvigenmt started following La Créole 1827 by archjofo - Scale 1/48 - French corvette
  2. sandvigenmt started following - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
  3. sandvigenmt started following USS Pennsylvania by Mike 41 - (1837) Scale: 1:64 Cross Section , USS Constitution by Force9 - Revell - PLASTIC - Revisiting the classic 1/96 kit , US Frigate Constitution by Marcus.K. - Revell - 1:96 - PLASTIC and 4 others
  4.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  5. sandvigenmt
    Dude, you rock! The perfect ending to an outstanding effort. With a model presentation like this, I do not see how the wife can complain as it is easily dusted . Can hardly wait for the next revamp of a marginal offering - how about the Essex half hull from Amati? cheers, Mark
  6.    EJ_L reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  7.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  8. sandvigenmt
    Dave, I have one more question, that beautiful articulated clamp for holding your model - did you make it? R/ Mark
  9.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  10.    EJ_L reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  11. sandvigenmt
    Dave, I received this kit for my birthday several years ago and have struggled with it ever since. Your solution is both elegant and simple and has succeeded in turning a sow's ear into a silk purse. Your imagination and creativity are very much appreciated. Mark
  12.    sandvigenmt reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Navy Ship of the Line Cross-Section by DocBlake - FINISHED - based on Mamoli's "Constitution" - 1:93 scale
  13. sandvigenmt
    Mike, I just caught up with you and you model of the Pennsylvania is outstanding. Your gantry is the coolest piece of modeling equipment I have seen in a long time. Having ruined a couple of section models due to the multiplying effect of one piece or another being out of plumb, this seems to be the solution I have been looking for. Elegant and simple, would you be willing to share dimensions and building tips on your gantry? Regards, Mark
  14.    sandvigenmt reacted to a post in a topic: USS Pennsylvania by Mike 41 - (1837) Scale: 1:64 Cross Section
  15. sandvigenmt
    Evan, I am so very glad you are well and back up on the net. Your Constitution is an example of what can be done with a dose of passion and a bucketful of patience. I look forward to your next posts as the pictures and interplay they engender are both a pleasure to read and thought provoking as well. Welcome back, Mark
  16. sandvigenmt
    Force9 - I followed your articles for the entire build - absolutely beautiful and the adjunct research advice by the members was first rate. Question - did you stop at the hull or did you finish the entire model? I you took it to its completed stage, did you document that as well? Thanks again for a terrific build and fabulous documentation, Mark

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