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J T Lombard

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    Ken Don't quit the tutorials they are extremely educational. keep up the good work regards J
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    Jonathan I would very much appreciate a copy of the "original Hobbymills description". thank you very much J
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    Chris Thank you for your response. I guess I'll have to get some "ink & stain" and just practice...practice & practice some more. I don't hope to get anywhere close to your results but maybe I can get a little close. Can you at least tell me what brand of "ink & stain" you used that way I can use the same things you used. Again keep up the great work it is such an inspiration. best regards J
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    Chris You are doing a FANTASTIC job! I have printed out your tutorial on painting ornaments/cast metal parts. I am particularly impressed with your painting/staining method that "ages" your wood. Did you ever do a tutorial on that process? Keep up your great work. best regards J
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    Kevin What a beautiful print!!! Where, may I ask, did you find it? regards J /
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    Bill Do you remember where you got the surgical thread? regards J
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    Harvey I guess I'll have to check with my granddaughters old dresses. thanks for info J
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    Harvey What did you use for the netting on your bow & how did you attatch it? Looking great!!! regards J
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    Al If you look on pg. 96 in the AOS Bounty & see item 39 & 40 I think you'll see what you're looking for. regards J
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    Mike I went onto Fieblings web site but could not find "General Finishes black stain". Could you help to further identify which stain you used? regards J
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    How long in the oven Remco? regards J
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    Ordered mine just now
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    Engineer Thanks for your explanation. It appears that I have the upgraded kit. regards J
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    Engineer57 How do you know if you have the updated kit? regards J
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    Joe It's just wood, it can be fixed. J
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    RMC Where did you find those narrow clamps? Would come in handy in tight spots. regards J
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    John Thanks for picture & link J
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    John Could you post a picture of the pliers you use in your metal work? regards J
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    Arthur: Thanks for the link. What an amazing build!!! I'm decades off from my Vanguard but so much of your craftsmanship is still applicable to a beginner's build. thanks again J
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    RMC What is (AEW p.23) ? regards J
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    Sal, Nils: Thanks for the lesson. It's hard to participate unless you know the language. regards J
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    Nils Forgive my ignorance but could you show the pic you refer to when you talk about "sweeps" && "gallows" regards J
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    John, great looking close up. What camera did you gift yourself with? regards J
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    Geoff how do you measure the dia. of your line & how do you determine the correct scale (dia.) to use for each application? best regards J
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    Paul In post #6 you asked how to apply "wipe on poly" to the interior of the boat with all the ribs in place. How did you finally apply the poly? BTW beautiful build. regards J

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