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  • Birthday 05/13/1949

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    Staffordshire, England
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    Model making and fishing but not always in that order

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  1.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Fly by Brian100 Victory Models
  2. Brian100
    Has anyone used Turbocad 21 Pro. I have the chance to obtain this edition of Turbocad and wanted some input before I consider getting it. Brian
  3.    Greg the peg leg sailor reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by guraus - scale 1:48 plank on frames
  4.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by guraus - scale 1:48 plank on frames
  5. Brian100
    Hi guraus, just found your build log, very impressive. I intend to do a fully framed Victory and was wondering what plans your using for this build or did you draft your own plans. I have a set of John Mckay drawings and his "anatomy of the ship" book, plus Longridge's "the anatomy of Nelsons ships". Brian.
  6. Brian100
    Thanks for the replies guys. From what you all say I think I will be getting one. Brian
  7. Brian100
    Hi all, has anyone used the dremel ms20 moto-saw. As I have limited space in my dockyard I thought this could be the ideal scroll/ fret saw. Brian
  8. Brian100
    This s the hawthorn that grows in the UK
  9. Brian100
    Thanks for the replies guys. Brian
  10. Brian100
    I also need help with turbocad. I have the deluxe 18 version and have downloaded Wayne's tutorial. I can inset the plans, draw the line for the top of the rabbit and the curve of the rabbit, but can't find the tool for the perpendicular lines. Brian
  11. Brian100
    Thanks for the replies guys. The hawthorn I am talking about is the common hawthorn or may tree. The logs I have collected are about 2 to 3 inches diameter so I am looking at 2 years minimum seasoning time. Brian
  12. Brian100
    Has anybody tried using Hawthorn for modelling, according to Wikipedia it is a fine grained hard wood. The reason I am asking is that some Hawthorn trees are being heavily cut back in the area where I live and if it is alright to use I can get some logs. Many thanks Brian
  13. Brian100
    Hi everyone, sorry not been on for a while but I look after a lady who is disabled after suffering a stroke, so her need come before ship building. I have managed to do a dry fit of the bulkheads and decks and hope to get started on cutting the rabbits in the next couple of days. Brian
  14. Brian100
    decided to make a start. Trying to upload pictures but keep getting file to big to upload error. fixed it.
  15. Brian100
    Hi Chris, how deep did you score the plywood gunport patterns. Brian
  16. Brian100
    HMS Fly has just arrived. This build will be very much like the Pegasus build as the false keel and bulkheads are now made of mdf rather than plywood. I am now going to check through everything to make sure nothing is missing. I will start on the build in the next couple of days. Brian
  17. Brian100
    Hi Spyglass, thanks for the welcome. I had considered doing Pegasus but decided on Fly. Will be my first ship rigged sloop.
  18. Brian100
    I have just purchased victory models HMS Fly, I think I may be the first to do a build log for this model. While I am waiting for it to arrive I will be constructing a build board and sorting out my work area. Brian

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