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About ccoyle

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  • Birthday 08/15/1963

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    Greer, South Carolina
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    model building, hunting, fishing, reading, genealogy

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  1.    thibaultron reacted to a post in a topic: What did you receive today?
  2. ccoyle
    We are former Pilot owners, too. Had one back in the toting kids around stage of our lives. Much more car than we need at present.
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  7. ccoyle
    Well, I didn't receive it -- I had to go get it (in Charlotte, NC), but we just got a 2017 Honda CR-V EX. We had a 2004 CR-V for 13 years, probably the best car we ever had. Hope this one will last just as long. It's definitely a lot cushier than the old one.
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  14. ccoyle
    A lot of eye candy in there!
  15. ccoyle
    Stunning! 😲
  16. ccoyle
    Are we talking SMS Scharnhorst/Gneisenau or DKM Scharnhorst/Gneisenau?
  17. ccoyle
    Yep, ZHL is a known and well-documented IP thief and thus a non-starter at MSW.
  18. ccoyle
    Your work is very neat to this point, Daniel.
  19. ccoyle
    Definitely looks like a submarine now.
  20. ccoyle
    A couple of lug-rigged vessels are available from Soclaine.
  21. ccoyle
    Of course, I should add that Dirk has done an exceptional amount of super-detailing on his model, which you might also choose to do, but the kit makes a great model straight out of the box, too.
  22. ccoyle

    Dont Ever...

    ccoyle replied to Gregory's topic in Shore Leave

    A brand of propane gas torch.
  23. ccoyle
    Depends on how sure-handed you are. I have built all of my hulls without a keel clamp and have only burned and/or nicked myself a few times. Sherbourne is a great kit -- instructions are a little sparse, but plenty of build logs here. Especially have a look at Dirk's (Dubz). It's a gem.
  24. ccoyle
    Hello, iosto! I have moved this log to the kit builds section since you are starting with the CAF kit. This is a good example of a 'kit-bashed' or super-detailing project. Cheers!
  25. ccoyle
    Every social media platform has its own methods of operation and conventions on proper usage. If nobody ever told anybody how to do stuff right, we'd all keep on doing it wrong! 😉
  26. ccoyle
    True, it might be locally very popular, and that should be factored into the asking price. By "not a particularly popular subject" I was thinking more about shallow-draft Dutch yachts compared to, say, three-masted men-of-war with lots of guns. 😉

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