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  1. Red Rhino
    Hi Brian: Your Smuggler Hull looks great! It looks like you got the waterline perfect with no bleed through and tearouts. I also like the color choices, they seem spot on. What references did you use for the color differentiation on the deck? It is very interesting.
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    Hi JD: I'm so glad that the NRG changed its format of organization of bold logs or I might have missed your build. We have followed a similar path. I sailed on the Grace Bailey out of Camden back in the late 90's and also took the Half Hull Class at WBS in the early 2000's also with Eric Dow. I really liked your Half Hull of the Mary Day, she is a beautiful ship. I really like the use of the laser to set the waterline on your kit. I'm learning alot of terminology and process by following your log. Thank you!! Regards, Dave
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    Hi Roger: I'm really looking forward to this build and the history that accompanies it. Do you know if the Noble was carrying the GN Rail as a deck load on top of the Pulp Wood Load? I have the old A.J. Fisher Lumber Hooker kit, which looks somewhat similar to the Noble. I will have to pull out the plans, and compare the two vessels. Regards, Dave
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    Check out Maine Windjammer Cruises. I sailed on the Grace Bailey a number of years ago. It was an amazing experience.
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    Mr. Carr retired over the winter and closed his wonderful hobby shop. I have one of his Fitz kits as well. He had a beautiful build of the kit as you entered his shop. I already miss going up to Duluth and visiting the store Dave
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    Hi Nic: some neat looking kits on that page! You should turn Al loose on recreating the sub, or the Savannah for that matter😃 Dave
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    Good Morning Jorge: is it kit Art. 740? It looks like the English instructions are 2 pages long
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    Rats☹️ But understandable. See you in 2021 Dave
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    Hi Patrick: I’m happy that you are well a and back in the shipyard with your Syren. I’m looking forward to following its continued construction. The copper plates are the best I’ve seen! Congratulations! Dave
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    Wow Greg, you made fast work of that! The weathering is exceptional. Quite a contrast to your Emden. Dave
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    Congratulations on a beautifully built and weathered model! Simply fantastic!!
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    Looks Incredible Dave. Your whole build log was an wealth of inspiration and education! Dave
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    Welcome aboard Mark ! Beautiful model of the Fitzgerald! It looks too big to be the Carr’s Hobby kit, did you scratch build her? Dave
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    Hi RGL: In the States we refer to them as "the Greatest Generation" I think for good reason. I have never made it to the Pacific battlefields, but have stood on both Utah and Omaha Beaches in France in awe of what they did. What is your process for etching the armor belts on the hull. At first I thought they were scribed, but they looked raised in your pictures. Dave
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    Jeffrey: after taking a look at the first picture in your log of the unfinished Hull to your finished ship I think you should be very very proud of your accomplishment! Great work! I look forward to your next project. Regards, Dave
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    Beautiful workmanship. It looks ready to get to work Dave
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    Hi RGL: I have this kit in my stash and look forward to following your build.
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    Dave: she is beautiful. The display stand while may be simple (for you) really adds to the models presentation. Wonderful job! Regards, Dave
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    Welcome to MSW from Dave in Minnesota. Beautiful job on your Bluenose. I’m looking forward to your Syren build!
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    Hi Nic! Glad to see you back at it. Your Red Jacket is beautiful. Dave
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    Hi Pat. After seeing your Sultana, I can’t wait to follow along with your Syren build. Enjoy! Dave
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    Duluth would be a great host city for the conference!
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    That's a great suggestion Chris! I really like Pegasus with the great figurehead, but something always set me back and now I know it was the dark wood. But I'm a few models away from either ships complexity at this point. Dave
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    What a Wonderful build! Very inspiring to us mortals!
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    Hi Nic: Cindy and I are sorry to hear about your health problems, but very glad to hear that you are on the mend!!! Take it easy with the recovery, and look forward to seeing you back in the workshop and at Bluejacket soon!!! Dave and Cindy Evans Farmington, MN

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