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I puzzled over this for a long time as well but for the life of me I can’t remember what the solution was. I am away from home until next week and will get back to you when I have a look at my model and plans. Hopefully David will lend his guidance before that. You are doing a great job so far. Best, Ian
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Beautiful job, Doc! I greatly enjoyed watching this progress. Ian
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Paul, just a beautiful job. You should be very happy with the result. Can I ask what’s next? Ian
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Beautiful work! I enjoyed following your progress. Thanks for sharing. Ian
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Thank you, Bob! Every time I visit my daughter’s place and see the model displayed I think it has to be one of my favourite builds. Ian
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Very, very well done, Bob. Congratulations you should be very proud. Ian
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Absolutely masterful job, Greg and beautiful carvings David! I look forward to building this and hope I can come anywhere close to this. This build log and your books will certainly be a massive help. Ian
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Hi Jim, thanks a lot. I am going to tackle David and Greg’s Speedwell scaled up to 1:32, the same scale as Chuck’s but fully framed. I am hopeful that I can make use of some of Chuck’s add-ons but I’ll have to keep an eye on my build and his to maximize the potential for that option to work. Anyway, the building board today. Ian
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Thanks all for your praise: Chuck: thanks but I’ll say it again, building your models was no small influence on my ability to get where I did! Yves: thanks so much. Greg: thank you kindly. Now I will be held to your and David’s standard again as I start the Speedwell. VTHokiEE: And I continue to enjoy your Echo build! Keith: thanks for following my build and all the likes and comments. They really make a difference. Paul: Many thanks and keep up the superb craftsmanship. Chris: thanks a lot, much appreciated! Captain Hook: thanks for saying so! Mike: thanks! jpalmer: Thanks again! Vladimir: thanks and thanks for following along! David, yes I will have to get a case down the road. Ian Ben: thanks indeed!
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This is beautiful! I assume you used your mill for the lights? I’m interested in your next steps to finalize them (my own attempts frustrated me!). thanks, Ian
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Beautiful work Tobias. I’m really enjoying your build. ian -
Hi Alan, thanks a lot. That headboard has come in handy for I don’t know how many projects. It just keeps giving. Paul thanks, it is but a shadow of your work. Thanks for following. Hi billocrates, keep at her. It’s nice to hear that I’m not the only one building this beautiful ship and look forward to seeing yours soon. Thanks Jim, good luck with your Mayflower. I appreciate it Tobias and I will continue to follow your superb build. Thank you of course druxey. I have a very specific idea of what’s next but will need your advice before I finalize my plans. You’ll see a pm soon. Ian
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