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Does anybody have some experience with CAF Models ?
ccoyle replied to yvesvidal's topic in Wood ship model kits
Le Requin is one of the CAF kits that is unavailable at the moment pending a finalized licensing agreement between CAF and Ancre. -
Depending on how slight the warp is and how the hull substructure is designed to go together, it's possible the parts may lock together in a manner that sufficiently straightens the assembly.
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Hello and yet another Syren in progress
ccoyle replied to Kevin53's topic in New member Introductions
Very hard pressed to tell that that is a first model -- well done! -
YTL-45 Taiwanese Navy tugboat by Erik W - FINISHED - 1/350 scale
ccoyle replied to Erik W's topic in Plastic model kits
Fabulous execution of an unusual subject! -
Any kit under $20, regardless of point of origin, is bound to be a highly-simplified, toy-like project.
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Welcome! Being an amateur genealogist in addition to a middling-ability ship modeler, I know how rewarding it is to be able to know so much about an early ancestor. Yours had quite the adventure!
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Always nice to see a build log back from the dead. Good luck on your project!
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Welcome aboard! The Midwest smack was my very first wooden boat model.
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No need to. Just continue to add posts -- the page will roll over once it reaches a preset post count.
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New US carrier to be named for a WWII hero, not a president
ccoyle replied to mtaylor's topic in Nautical/Naval History
I agree with Hank. Up until the advent of the Nimitz-class, naming carriers after persons was rare. Now of course it is the norm. I much prefer the tradition of the old convention of naming carriers after historical battles (e.g. Coral Sea, Bunker Hill) or previous warships (e.g. Enterprise, Wasp). -
Welcome, Max! I hope you will enjoy your time spent here. Cheers!
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Are we talking SMS Scharnhorst/Gneisenau or DKM Scharnhorst/Gneisenau?
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Yep, ZHL is a known and well-documented IP thief and thus a non-starter at MSW.
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Chris, have you ever considered something like crowd funding for the development of a product like Sovereign? I know that some niche musical artists are doing something similar to fund new recordings. I think that some modelers might not mind pitching in if they knew that their contributions were going to help make one of their dream models a reality.
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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.
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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.
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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!
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