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Welcome to Model Ship World Paulo. Please post some pictures of your Cutty Sark. We would like to see your progress.
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Byrne's saw accessories question..
Ryland Craze replied to CPDDET's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I would definitely learn from a how-to tutorial on the use of a Byrnes or other make table saw. I have learned a lot from reading the above comments. And Olha is a very gifted and talented ship model builder. I enjoy seeing her amazing work and I am glad she is sharing it with us. -
Hello from Kansas City
Ryland Craze replied to Richard in Missouri's topic in New member Introductions
Welcome to Model Ship World Richard. Sounds like you have the skill to build a nice model. I hope you start a build log on your BlueJacket Lobster Boat. I would like to follow your progress on this build. -
Be careful staining basswood. It will soak up the stain and could cause the overall finish to become blotchy. I thinned my stain with Minwax natural. I also used Minwax pre stain wood conditioner. There was a lot of discussion on staining basswood in the early Longboat build logs. It is a good idea to test the stain before you apply it to the hull. You are making good progress on your build.
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Congratulations Jean-Paul on finishing your first ship model. You did an excellent job on building this model and it turned out to be a model that you can be proud of. I enjoyed following your build log and will follow your other builds.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Swallowtail. It looks like you have done a good job on the deck planking. I am glad you found the problem with bulkhead 6. By adding material to this bulkhead, it will ensure a smooth run of the planks. Do not worry about building in spurts as a lot of us do this. The main thing is to enjoy the building process and build at whatever pace you want.
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New Member - Ranger, Spruce Goose, Tippecanoe, The Dinghy
Ryland Craze replied to Chuck L's topic in New member Introductions
Welcome to Model Ship World Chuck. I have moved your post to "New Member Introductions" and edited your topic. You have some nice models and I look forward to seeing your progress on your next model. -
Welcome to Model Ship World John. The Mayflower kit you have looks like a good introduction into wooden ship modeling. I hope you keep us informed on your progress.
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Welcome back to MSW Dave. We have grown a bit since you were here last, but I am sure you will meet up with some old friends and make new ones. We have some fantastic build logs in progress and completed that you can view. Our Gallery of completed models has also grown tremendously. I hope to see a build log when you get settled.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. I have heard good things about the OcCre kits, especially their instructions and their YouTube videos. You have a good start in this hobby and your experience in building plastic models is a plus. You are located in a hot bed of ship modeling activity with ship model clubs located in New Jersey and neighboring states. The Ship Model Society of New Jersey is a large club and is currently meeting virtually using the Zoom app. Here is a link to their web site: http://www.shipmodelsocietyofnewjersey.org/
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Welcome to Model Ship World German. We are glad you found this forum. You have some nice ships to build and I hope you will start build logs on them. We have some fantastic builds of plastic ships on MSW and I enjoy following their build logs.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Andrew. You can edit your title in the first post on your build log or you can reach out to any Moderator who would be glad to edit it for you.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Pwog. You have picked a good kit for your first wooden ship model. The Ensign series of ship model kits from BlueJacket are good kits for first time builders. I hope you start a build log when you receive your kit.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Broden. I look forward to following your build log of the HMS Terror.
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Nice job on the planking. The WOP really brings out the beauty of the wood.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. You have come to the right forum to learn how to enhance your skills in building your first wooden ship model. It sounds like you have picked the right kit to start off with. There are videos on YouTube that OcCre has produced on how to build this model. Here is the link : I hope you start a build log of your Polaris as we would like to follow your progress.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Jack. Glad to have you aboard. Are you currently building a ship model? What era of naval history are you interested in?
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Congratulations on finishing your Lady Eleanor. You have done an excellent job on building this model. It is always nice to see someone finish their first build as a lot of kits are started and never finished. I am curious what your next build will be.
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Congratulations on completing your dory. You did a great job on this model. I really like the colors. I look forward to your next model.
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