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  1. Jparsley
    Man that is one good looking ship up on that speaker with the window light throwing light into those sails Be proud because she looks great Imagine how your next one will turn out if your learning curve turned out this great
  2. Jparsley
    She looks beautiful The library should be very proud to have her
  3. Jparsley
    Much finer looking more to scale
  4. Jparsley
    Looking good my friend Have a great weekend and congrats to your daughter
  5. Jparsley
    Ok thank you mark I will remembered that for the next one
  6. Jparsley
    Hello guys I'm back Started working on the old girl again rigged out and installed the starboard side cannons Have the rigging blocks ready for the port side but too tired to continue jut some overall pictures for y'all tell me what y'all think
  7. Jparsley
    Hey dimitris To me it looks a little heavy in the netting Try using a very fine screen like for Windows or mesh I would think there is some fine metal mesh you could air brush that would give a nice light coat of beige color the rope attaching it would or should be a darker color like a brown for contrast
  8. Jparsley
    Wow the satin finish gave her a nice look What brand did you use
  9. Jparsley
    I agree dimitris it's your boat It definitely would make it stand out and accent another beautiful detail
  10. Jparsley
    I'll take some dimitris
  11. Jparsley
    I have no idea Jessie Wish I could help After everything I've seen you do I have faith you'll figure it out Your a master at engenuity
  12. Jparsley
    Oh holy cow that's some detailed tiny work Great job micro eyes
  13. Jparsley
    I'm a youngling but I can say I've enjoyed so much watching the progress on your boat I look to yours and marks for inspiration and rely on you two for guidance on my build
  14. Jparsley
    Happy birthday
  15. Jparsley
    They will be tom they will be your OCD will require it to be done
  16. Jparsley
    So sorry for your loss sherry
  17. Jparsley
    Good luck Looks like a hard angle to get but I'm sure you can do the other side without too much difficulty
  18. Jparsley
    Nice fittings on those planks I can't see any gaps or flaws at all
  19. Jparsley
    Looking nice my friend Can I see a close up of your transom and aft cabins The rest of her looks great
  20. Jparsley
    I still want a tour
  21. Jparsley
    Nice going It's tough to get all these angles in correct position looks like you're getting it done though
  22. Jparsley
    Sounds like a good plan on the sails definitely will give a good view of your deck and all the toys Please do send pics as I am very interested in how your doing it Not there yet Actually haven't worked on my ship in two months I miss working on the old girl Life has definitely gotten in the way
  23. Jparsley
    Wow tom Want to build a set for me and send them my way Lol they look great I haven't decided if I'm doing billowing sails or furled think I'll wait to see yours
  24. Jparsley
    Dimitris Once again I have to say excellent work makes me wish I was a tiny little person and walk her decks
  25. Jparsley
    How cool are you Master at wood and a master at plastic what's next metal I have built a couple of titanic a in my life from plastic and compared to yours mine looked like my five year old daughter constructed mine I have always had a love for titanic actually drew the schematics and wrote a paper on it in high school Drawing I can do models I'm trying to learn if I ever attempt titanic again I'm using your log it's a masterpiece

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