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  1. WackoWolf
    That is the right way to measure, always do it from more then one point and this way if anything is off you will find it.
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    Remco, Beautiful work, nice and crisp. Your work is always beautiful to the eye. Keep the pictures coming, I have been watching since the beginning. Thank you for sharing this with us, no matter how many years it has been.
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    Now that is Beautiful work on the rigging, Chucks rope is nice. Keep the pictures coming and Thank you for sharing this with us.
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    Beautiful work Rusty. Glad your having fun. Just think you will be using the lathe soon to make all the cannon's. just think of the fun and mess your going to have.
  5. WackoWolf
    Beautiful, there isn't anything else that can be said for such Excellent work. Please keep the pictures coming. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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    She is looking Beautiful, excellent work with the rigging. Keep the pictures coming.
  7. WackoWolf
    You are off to an excellent start. I agree that it would be a good idea to add strength to the hull, a little more work but it way pay off in a big way. Please keep the pictures coming and Thank you for sharing this with us.
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    Preac was top of the line at one time. At the Constitution Museum in there repair shop they still have one and use it all the time. I know people that still have the one they bought back in the day and will not trade it for anything.
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    She is looking very nice, keep up the good work. Keep the pictures coming and Thank you for sharing.
  10. WackoWolf
    Beautiful work. Keep the pictures coming.
  11. WackoWolf
    Thanks for the link. I am going to look into this more, since I know if I can get it to work I have a heck of a lot of stuff I can do with it. Let us know if you have any more information on this. Thank you for sharing with us.
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    Thanks for posting the pictures. It is Beautiful, maybe someday I will get one. Wish I had spent the extra money when I got the Proxxon. Will never make that mistake again, but understand I have had great results with the Proxxon but it's not a Byrne's by any means. good luck with your machine. I am going to be PMing you about some question about Mach3 in the near future. Best of luck with the new toy.
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    Excellent work Kevin.
  14. WackoWolf
    Man your are having way to much fun with this. I am glad everything is sliding in nice and easy for you. Please keep posting the pictures. I have the "USS Missouri" from GPM in 1/200 and someday down the line I will start, but I will be using it as a guide for the Sterling kit I have of her in 1/192 wood. I got most of the PE kits and all of the guns to make her in the 1945 version. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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    Steve your right aabout the water being in the ship it would have made the color different. Remember your the Captain and you do it the way you want it to be. We all have that option all the time. A good amount of people change a good deal from the way the kit is, do it to your likeing and I am sure it will turn out Beautiful. Just my 2 cents. And keep the pictures coming they are better than looking at porn LMAO
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    Andy has given one of the best way in doing the cut. And like he said light cuts and not big cuts. You can take off but you don't want to try and add.
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    That web site is "Sherline" Web site, There are tons of models there. I have look at the plane more times than I can remember and each time is an eye open for me. I do intend going there someday just to see them all, and take a tour of the place.
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    Yes I agree. Please do a review on the saw, I will be looking forward to it. And Thanks for sharing this with us.
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    Saludos, Very nice workaround. Keep the pictures coming.
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    Guys if I remember right Edt does his own PE using the kit from Micro-Mark, he talks about it in his first book.
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    Maybe it's going to take longer to finisher her, but it will be worth it's weight in gold, and at the same time your having fun.
  22. WackoWolf
    Now that must be an eye opener every time you look at her. She is beautiful. Please keep the post and pictures coming. Your doing an excellent job. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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    Mark, I did it the same way that Antony did it when I was doing the HMS Warrior and let it sit for at least 24 hours sometime longer, the only problem I had was sometime I broke one but they had never warp for me either. A lot of PVA and time to dry is the trick. Just my 2cents.
  24. WackoWolf
    Yes please do. I am also running Mach3, but I have it configure to work in Win7 64bit, and man was that a bitch. Would like to see more about your setup if you could please an old man.
  25. WackoWolf
    The mast is excellent, nice and crisp. Keep the pictures coming.

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