Greg the peg leg sailor
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Still waiting Denis! What have you been doing? Beside from the holiday mystery build, and the other hulls on your desk (is it three or four?) Plus working 2 jobs. there are plenty of time up your sleeve! -
Great Patrick. Thanks Mark aswell
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G'day Patrick. Maybe you can build the SPINDRIFT as your next model! If you can get plans etc. Havagooday mate Greg
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Just incredible mate, the crew of SPINDRIFT (the land of the giants) would love to be at your collection. Havagooday Patrick Greg
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G'day Mark As everyone else is saying, your rudder is "top notch". Any captain would be proud to have that steering their ship. keepupthegreatjob mate Greg
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G'day Mark How on Earth did you get those pins so evenly spaced? Just a touch of class mate. Brilliant work as usual. Havagooday Greg
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Derrrr! are you looking at the same photos as the rest of us? I don't think so!
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G'day Marsalv Again splendid work. The panel work is"top notch", again amazzzzing workmanship. Havagooday my friend Greg
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Or maybe it was there to confuse all of us now! Lol
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G'day Nils Been off air for a while. Great job on the winches. Regarding the small ones near the life boats...... could they be only use for disable people to enter the life boats? Just assuming and trying to give you some ideas "outside of the box". Havagooday my friend Greg
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G'day Dave Been away from this site for a week or so and I'm gob smack with all the work that you have done and solved. Well done memattieee! Glad your hearing will be back to normal soon, but the down side you can hear what your admiral tells you! Its look like you are redoing things again, you can handle it. Havagooday Greg
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G'day Danny Thanks again for your indepth answer, much appreciated. What can I say about your latest log, which hasn't been said before! Jist brilliant as always. Thanks heaps mate and havagoodmove.again Greg
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G'day Patrick One word: bloooodymarvelous, INDEED my mate you are going great guns. I understand what going on with the stern door now. The are no words which I can convey my gob smack how tiny your creation is,and how much detail it has so far. You holding the ship tells us all the true miniscule it really is. Havagooday my friend Greg
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G'day Nils Ditto to all the above! They look so real, I can hear them working hear! Goodonyamate Greg
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G'day Nils As always, amazing work on the winch. Hard to believe that you can get all that details in with your scale! Just super mate. Regarding the life boats, I think the strakes are a bit too wide, if you make them, say 2mm, (it would be about 290mm in acual size) it could be a fair comprise for visial respect. Sorry to put my penny worth in mate. Havagooday Greg
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Great name! Love it. .....no more SAWDUSTDAVE, Great workmanship on the planking. A great idea to use your ruler as a constant and even spacer. Another one in my memory vault! Havagooday Greg
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G'day Patrick I thank you for a answer from my not too bright question. Cheers mate
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G'day Patrick Bravo! The engine room and the inside docking area is marvellous. What can I say about the spa on the top deck, except to ask you are you going to put bubbles in the water? Does the white landing bay at the stern lowers below ses level, to allow the Runabout and jet skis to get out? Just curious mate! Haveagreatone mate Greg
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G'day Denis beautiful staircase. ...It's like a "A stairway to heaven ". I'm dieing to know what's you have plan? Havagooday mate Greg
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Well done Mark, beautiful and splendid comes to my mind. Happymodelling mate Greg
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I agree with Nigel! Patrick: yes indeed Mark is right! You should be on their payroll. G'day Dave I'm at awe with all of your work! Greg
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G'day Danny Thanks for your answer! Beautiful and your master craftmanships is showing thought (like always). I've got another question if you don't mind: I presume that the "anchor stock planking" (picture below) is used to help to "hold" the ship together and to add extra rigidity to the ship. Am I right or wrong? thanks mate Greg
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G'day Danny Again a marvellous piece of workmanship! I think I understand how/what works, but I would like some clarification. I know that the mask pivot on the keel, as per your previous enters. This is where Im assuming: does the mask move aft/forward on the internal desks and on the main deck is where the mask is "anchored" as a fulcrum? The below photo is from the internal deck and there's a slide for/aft? thanks mate and again it's a marvellous pictorial that you have done. Havagooday Greg
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I agree with Patrick, or is was it Teal'c. Lol
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