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I have a Dremel for almost 40 years and it still work perfectly.
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frankr I just look at the plan for # 16 and 22 and you are right it s confusing .I have to look on the Howard Chapelle book to know more .
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they s exactly how I make my turnbuckle.it s works well
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Marie Jeanne was my first model long time ago i think 1978 ?
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don t worry you are not the only French here . born in Saint Malo !
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MONTAÑES by Amalio
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can t wait to see the furled sails
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my girl could be tought sometime but for birthday or christmas i can do almost what i want : last birthday november proxxon milling machine mf70 and 1 month after christmas proxxon disk sander 125 e so maybe wait for your birthday and you will be able to get what you want ?
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i guess if you invest 1000 dollars that s gonna be for a period of 3 years anyway the time to built your model but the problem is what does SHE think about that ?
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i have an article about the building of the pen duick from a french magazine but i am not home right now . maybe i can help you after labor day ?
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whats an easier build for a first kit
tasmanian replied to rdestefano01's topic in Wood ship model kits
definitely start with a small model like willie bennet for example . if you start with use constitution you may never finish her ! -
the furled sails must be 30/100 of the regular size .i read that 40 years ago so i could be wrong !
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
tasmanian replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
i just watch your video Nenad and yes you did a great job !- 4,152 replies
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the cargo load looks like a load from El Chapo ?
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Nina by ScottRC - FINISHED - 1:75 scale - completed in 48 hours
tasmanian replied to ScottRC's topic in Plastic model kits
i can beat you ScottRC i can get the bottle of Jim Beam in 6 hours ! -
Proxxon Micro MBS 240/E Band Saw Review
tasmanian replied to Blue Ensign's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
what about the band saw from micro mark it is 50 dollars cheaper .does someone have it and is it the same quality ?
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