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Congratulations on completing your Willie L. Bennett. You did a great job on building this skipjack and I enjoyed following your build log. I really like the display and am looking forward to seeing it in New London at the end of the month.
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Congratulations on finishing your Phantom. You did an excellent job on building this model. You also accomplished what a lot of first time model ship builders never do and that is to finish your first ship model. I am looking forward to following your Philadelphia build log.
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Congratulations on completing your Bluenose. You did an excellent job on building this model. John Earle has a lot of valuable information on his website and I have seen his techniques used by other modelers.
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Congratulations on the completion of your Granado. I have really enjoyed following your build log and I look forward to following your Halifax build.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Scott. You will find this a wonderful site to help you with your model ship building. Also, thank you for your service to our country.
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Congratulations on completing your Longboat. Your build log is definitely the "go to" resource for builders of this kit. I know I will be referring to it as I complete my Longboat.
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Jim Byrnes Thickness Sander
Ryland Craze replied to Landlocked123's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I got this adapter from Lowes for my Byrnes Saw. It works great attaching my shop vac to my Byrnes saw. -
Glasses for detail work (changed by mod)
Ryland Craze replied to Bob Blarney's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Bob, I tried on a pair of these eyeglasses at a Walgreens Pharmacy and found them to be better than any of my prescription eyeglasses. I am constantly taking off my eyeglasses or looking over the lenses when I am looking at something that is not close to me. With the Foster Grant glasses, I can see distant objects fine without having to take them off. And the price is about 15% of what I paid for my current eyeglasses. -
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I like your latest revision. Your Longboat has a very clean look to it.
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What a coincidence. Today, I did a little work on the mast. I just placed an order a few minutes ago for boxwood mast hoops from Chuck to replace the the kit ones. This ship is begging me to finish it. It is way overdue. I would love to have it finished for the HRSMS 50th anniversary display at the Mariners' Museum.
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I have been working on my carving and have attached a picture of my progress to date. I may clean it up with some 600 grit sand paper before I release the carving from its backing. I think it will look a lot better once I apply some wipe on poly to this. One result of this carving is that I want to get back to working on my Longboat, which is long overdue for some attention.
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Congratulations on completing your Chaperon. You did an excellent job on building this model and I have enjoyed following your build log. I look forward to following your next build.
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This will be my first attempt at carving since I was a Cub Scout earning my Whittling Chip Award many years ago. I ordered the carving blanks from the NRG and received them a couple of days after placing my order. I am amazed at the fine details created by the laser. I mounted my carving blank using the instructions in the Getting started....mounting your carving blanks...and removing them when finished topic. The next step is to remove the char from the blank.
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Nice job. You are well on your way to finish this ship model.
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Your craftsmanship is outstanding. I am really enjoying following your build log.
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In addition to Chuck's articles, another good article on planking is A Primer on Planking by David Antscherl. It is located in the MSW Database at http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-model-framing-and-planking-articles.php. If you follow Chuck's and David's techniques, you will not have any problems lining out your hull and planking it.
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Congratulations on completing your HMS Alert. You did an excellent job on building this model. I am looking forward to seeing it on display at the NRG Conference in San Diego.
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Very nice. I can not wait to see more.
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