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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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Mods: please move my thread
Ryland Craze replied to bruce d's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
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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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Ryland Craze replied to Papa's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
It happens to me too, Andy. I just page down to the point where I get the separator line indicating "New content begins here". I just assumed it had something to do with my browser, but your explanation seems more feasible. -
Welcome to Model Ship World suehneprinz. I too look forward to seeing your plans of your cruiser. The naval history of the late 19th and early 20th century really fascinates me. I enjoyed the website on the Irene. She had quite a history.
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Welcome to Model Ship World ColFitz. You have been given good advice in the above replies. I hope you start a build log on your Endeavour Longboat. We all like to see other members work plus it is very encouraging to share your progress of your build with other members.
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Prynhawn da pawb - (Good afternoon all) from Wales!
Ryland Craze replied to SweepHall's topic in New member Introductions
Welcome to Model Ship World SweepHall. It is never too late to start this wonderful and rewarding hobby. You will find plenty of help and support on this site. -
Welcome to Model Ship World Andre. You have come to the right site to enhance your skills in building wooden ship models. There is a wealth of information on this site and if you need help, just ask. I look forward to following your build log on your Longboat.
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Hi Ben, Welcome to Model Ship World. Your experience in building plastic models should help you when you start your Amati Fifie. It looks like it is a good model as I have read the review of this kit on MSW. You might want to check out the Hyde Street Pier Model Shipwrights. It is a club that meets at the San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park. Here is a link to their website: https://hspms.org/ I look forward to following your build log once you get it up and running.
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That would be very helpful. I have the Cheerful starter package and all of the sheets of wood. I just need to learn how to rip my own planks. I have enjoyed your build log as well as the other Cheerful builders. All of this information will help me when I start my Cheerful.
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I ordered this set from Otto Frei. https://www.ottofrei.com/Glardon-Vallorbe-LA2442-2-Needle-File-Sets-of-6-5-1-2-14-cm-Medium I am satisfied with the files and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this company. Here is a link to the main page of their files: https://www.ottofrei.com/jewelry-tools-equipment/bench-tools/files
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Welcome to Model Ship World Paul. You have come to the right forum to improve your ship modeling skills. I look forward to seeing your model.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Swede. You live in an area that has a lot of nautical history. I attend the annual Northeast Joint Clubs Conference in New London every April and visit Mystic Seaport annually. There is also the Connecticut Marine Model Society that meets near you. Many of their members are members of MSW. You have some nice models lined up to build. Please post some pictures of your Lady Nelson. We would love to see your work.
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Nice start on your Beagle. Looks like an excellent kit for your first build. On YouTube there is a 131 part build of this model.
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