ferretmary1
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When you buy the kit, we send you a 124 page PDF monograph with step-by-step instructions. Toni's instructions are very detailed. Mary NRG Office manger
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ferretmary1 replied to tlevine's topic in NAUTICAL RESEARCH GUILD - News & Information
Don't forget that NRG members get a 20% discount when using the NRG discount code on this kit and most other items in our webstore. If you are not an NRG member, this is a good reason to join! Memberships start as low as $40 per year and you would save over $25 on the rigging kit with your membership. If you are an NRG member and forgot the code, please PM me or contact our office by email (NRGhomeoffice@gmail.com) and I can give it to you. Sorry - only paid NRG members get the code. Mary -
Toni is at the IPMS conference in Wisconsin this weekend. I'll make sure she sees your question when she gets back. We have a saw jig that is available, but if you are cutting the wood manually, toni would probably have some better suggestions than I can offer. Mary
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I have to send your name in to Jim Hatch and he puts them up. I did that just now, so you should see your logo soon. 😁
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17 people have purchased the kit so far (including you). Yours was shipped out less than an hour ago. Have fun with the build! Mary
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Hey everybody! Spring is almost over, but we are nowhere near reaching our goal to keep this great site going. Our admin work hard to bring you the best model ship forum around. How about showing them some love by making a donation today to support this website? Donate $10 or more by the end of June and we will send you an MSW sticker (looks just like the MSW logo!) Send $15 or more and we will send you TWO MSW stickers. Be sure to add your address to your PayPal payment, or send a message to Mary, our office manager, at NRGhomeoffice@gmail.com so she knows where to send your sticker(s). PS - Yes you can get 2 NRG stickers or 1 of each if you prefer. 😁
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We just activated it in the store a few minutes ago. We have an initial batch of 25 ready to go. If they start going fast we will order more parts right away! Mary
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ferretmary1 replied to Dindsy's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
I noticed that, too. If the white lines are cotton, they could be moth eaten, whereas the dark lines, being stained, were not affected. I have never seen such bad lines! -
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ferretmary1 replied to Dindsy's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Hi Dindsy, Sorry to say, you may want to redo the rigging. You won't be able to properly treat it with anything while the rope is on the model, and even with treatment, it may appear lumpy. Bob is right that you may want to invest in rope from Ropes of Scale. They have excellent rope and it is properly dyed so the colors are smooth and even. I have handled a lot of their rope and have never had problems with it turning fuzzy or fraying. They are an MSW sponsor, so you can reach their website by going to the MSW homepage and looking for their banner ad on the right side of the page about halfway down. Mary PS - I didn't mean to exclude Syren in my recommendations. They are the best in the US for blocks and rope, but Chuck is so busy that you might get the rope faster from Ropes of Scale. -
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ferretmary1 replied to Chuck's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
WOO HOO!!!! Mary -
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ferretmary1 replied to Chuck's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
Don't forget that MSW is "Open" 24/7. There are people who visit this site at all hours of the day and night. There are also members who browse without logging in, so you don't see them, but they are there. They have to eventually log in to see certain parts of MSW (the build logs, for example). I think I've seen as many as 500 people logged in at once, but usually it's between 200 and 300. Mary -
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ferretmary1 replied to Chuck's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
Be sure to use your NRG member discount to get 20% off of most items in our webstore! If you misplaced the discount code, contact me at nrghomeoffice@gmail.com and I will give it to you. Mary
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