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  1. newbuilder101
    I have been informed by a highly reputable source, that powder is better suited for metal castings so I will avoid that. It was suggested that I use a combination of Vaseline and Isopropyl alcohol as a release agent. I am going to try this in the next couple of weeks and will report back with my results.
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    This is a family friendly forum, please refrain from using the "B" word!
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    I feel the same way on Doris' log, I never know what to say that can properly express the precision and beauty that I see! Another extraordinary model!
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    "turks heads on the tiller" If you do decide to take up the gauntlet, I know it will be beautiful, just like the rest of your build!
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    The planking is great Sjors! I'm sure you'll figure the rest out quite well!
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    Those masts and crow's nests are looking great! They just totally change the look of the ship.....for the good!
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    I, like everyone else, am at a loss for words, but I still want to say ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.........again!!!
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    You seem to be right on track now! She's already looking like a ship in that last picture! Great start!
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    I just found your new log today! Glad to see things up and running again. I'm sorry to hear about your Mom.....this is a tough stage of life. I lost my Mom to cancer 3 years ago and, no, we are never ready to lose them. Enjoy every moment that you can with her. My thoughts and prayers will be with you both.
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    That snaking looks amazing! The work on the bowsprit and rigging is terrific too!
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    Very nice! She's already on her way to becoming a beauty!
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    Looks great Sjors! Now for the fun part on the lower hull!
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    Wonderful railings and cleats! What wood did you use for the cleats?
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    Beautiful clean work - and such symmetry! That's a lot of tree-nailing coming up!
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    Thank-you Walt! I am planning to mast and fully rig with sails. Some will probably be clewed. That's in the distant future though - much work to be done before that. Thank-you Frank! We are not really taking over. We just finally discovered all the fun you "guys" have been having with this hobby! Thank-you, Thank-you, Thank-you Robbyn! I like a comment Doris made in her log, that she will try to continue to build her model as well as she can to live up to all the praise! Thank-you Michael! I am truly inspired to keep building to as high a standard as possible. My inspiration? The generous comments I receive and all the outstanding models I view here on MSW like yours!
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    If I had a model like that in my home I would never get any work done! I would be too busy admiring it all day! Beautiful Doris!
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    Thank-you Druxey and glad you found my log!
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    Wow! She really is big! Looking great Andy! Looking at the phrase in your signature, I'm now expecting to see some duct tape somewhere on the build. (Maybe a plaid flannel shirt and some suspenders are in order too?)
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    Very, very nice....as your work always is!
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    Absolutely beautiful! Love your finish choice - just enough contrast to enhance and not detract!
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    WOW! Again!
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    Never too late - I'm collecting them now! (enjoying the collection too) Thank-you very much!
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    Thank-you very much Bob and Elia! I am really having fun at this stage of the build.
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    Crackers and Edwin: Thank-you! I am very flattered by your comments! In all fairness, I think that there are many modelers here who are above my knowledge and skill level. I would love to be able to wear the hat marked "Master", but I tried it on and it doesn't fit yet. I sneaked in and tried the hats for Danny, Doris, Remco, EdT (to name just a few of the many) and they were so large I disappeared! Have to confess though, loved the hats. Slors: A Lego ship....hmmmm.....that might be fun! Seriously though, your ships are wonderful and you are NOT a novice! Doris and I sisters? If we were, I would be the older one and therefore should be better and more experienced, but that's not the case - it's a long road to catch up to her skill!!!
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    Grant: Thank-you! Augie: I'm still practicing. Popeye: Thank-you too! David: Welcome, and thank-you very much!

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