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ccoyle

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About ccoyle

  • Birthday 08/15/1963

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Greer, South Carolina
  • Interests
    model building, hunting, fishing, reading, genealogy

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  1. Welcome aboard! As you can see, I'm here in the Upstate. I don't fly fish, but I have used ultralight spinning gear to fish the Saluda River up this way.
  2. Believe it or not, I've had the best luck with the scissors on my Swiss Army (Victorinox) Pocket Pal.
  3. I think you are missing the main point I was trying to get across in the other thread. The issue there was not the use of the gallery but rather the use of the build logs area. The function of the build logs area should be self-evident: it is an area in which members create logs of their builds in progress. Showing images of a finished model by itself, without any log of the build process, is not a build log and sidesteps the intended purpose of the build logs area. Members go to build logs expecting to see how a model is built. Making use of the gallery is entirely optional. A modeler who finishes a build may exhibit images of the finished model in his or her build log, in the gallery, or both. There is no requirement that images of finished build log subjects be displayed in the gallery only. The question of the functionality of our gallery is a subject that can be discussed, but the questions of when to use the gallery versus using a build log is not at all difficult.
  4. 'Helpfulness' is not a gallery criterion. 'Build logs' depict models being built; the gallery is for displaying finished models, regardless of quality. Thanks!
  5. Fantastic model! But since this is a finished model and not a build log, these images should be placed in a gallery album. Thanks!
  6. @Willem Basson I have split your query into a separate topic and moved it to the proper area. Also, please don't post your email in the open forum -- you can arrange to send it via private message if necessary. Cheers!
  7. Welcome aboard! Your schooner looks lovely!
  8. Welcome aboard!
  9. Oh, boy! My BS degree is in fisheries science, and I worked in salmonid habitat restoration for five years before making the first of two mid-life career changes. Welcome aboard!
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