Elijah

Good job!

Happy Birthday Bala!

Good catch! I like it!

Nice Job! I think it looks great!

That looks great!

That looks fantastic! I love those tiny legs!

That's too bad about the error. Don't let it get to you to much. Don't give up, we're all here for you. I might not have any good advice, but I am sure others do.

That looks very nice!

That looks amazing!

Your model is looking great!

Your deadeyes look like wood! Great job!

Those windows look great! I really like what you've done!

Happy Birthday!

Also, good job on the stern! I'm sure a strong foundation for the decorations will be useful. What kind of glue are you using? I recently read on another persons build log that the Elmers Wood Glue melts when in contact with water. He was soaking his boat to remove dents from his clamps, when he saw that the planks were coming off! I have been using the same glue on my covered wagon and don't think it matters much, but when I start building boats I wouldn't want that to happen. Just as a warning, be careful what glues you buy! He learned that the hard way.

I am currently building a prairy schooner (or maybe it is better known as a covered wagon) that I got as a joke from my grandparent so . I plan on building the MS Phantom by Christmas.

Great job! About how much time have you spent on this so far? I like the lighting!

That look great! I look forward to your next post!

Hello! Your build look great! Is the ships bell made of wood? I really like your Phantom as well and will be referring to it as I build mine. I just have to wait until Christmas to get it!

Edit: Sorry I didn't look close enough. I see it isn't made of wood. (I think )

Good job! I will be building this ship once I get it for Christmas. I hope you don't mind if I follow along with your build.

Thanks for the photos!

The ironing idea worked great! Thank you so much!

Great job! I like the way you made your mast ring!

I have soaked and pressed them before but I think I'll try using an iron. Thank you.

Hello. I have some stubborn strips of sapelia from an old Artesania Latina kit. The strips are twisted and don't want to bend back into place. I am wondering if using an electric plank bender to fix this would work? If not, are there any other or better ways to do this?

Hello! I really really like the look of the canon!

Edit: One canon not multiple.