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Chuck replied to modeller_masa's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
Its rather simple. Build logs are for the purpose of documenting your progress as you work through a given project. As Chris explained. Yes this also logically would end with photos of the project completed. But it doesnt make sense to use a build log to post only photos of your completed model. If you dont show “build photos” it should not really be there. It isnt a BUILD log then. And separately The gallery is entirely separate and shouldnt be confused with the build log area in functionality. It is there for the sole purpose of adding albums of your completed models. Simple enough. They can be of a model you also used a build log to document during its construction. It is your choice. The reason we limit it to only photos of a completed model should be obvious. In the early days…Many folks were abusing having two areas to post construction images and placing them within their logs and also in a gallery album. Many in fact would always bump photos of other members models off the top of the forum (gallery banner) in order to always have their own models prominently displayed across the top of the forum every hour of every day. We have had Some very self serving members in the past. I am not kidding when I say we had two guys that wouldnt let another member have their gallery images posted for more than an hour before they would just bump them off with more nonsense build photos from about ten different angles of their own work. Hence the rule of only posting pictures of completed models. It is not a second opportunity to create two build logs on the same site. Both are absolutely optional. They serve different purposes. Create a build log if you like…and create an album for your completed projects if you like. Or both. In addition…the display of our gallery as it stands is limited to our forum software capabilities, unfortunately. So what you see now with images across the top of the forum are how it works. As well as other album viewing details. These can not be changed. It is better to have a gallery than not have one so …it is what it is. But build logs should contain construction photos…if not…use the gallery for you completed model photos please. -
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In about an hour or two it will reopen....
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I disagree, Consistent and symmetrical deadeyes can make a world of difference whether rigged or not. These are 3D printed in the darker "swiss pear color" and lighter "boxwood color" are also available. It really shows when the deadeyes are grooved for the rigging between a pair of deadeyes so the ropes lay properly. With every little detail you can improve upon it will make the overall look of your model better. Switching out blocks and rope are an easy way to elevate a model although it does increase the cost. But a cheaper alternative would be to make your own if its at all possible.
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USPS is now shipping to Canada again. So I have enabled Canada in my online store and have started accepting orders again. I have no idea how long it will take to get there but at least you can place orders again if you live in Canada. Chuck Also.....FYI....The last day for any orders before my move is January 17th. I will be closing the entire store down in order to pack up my shop for the move. We are physically moving the first week of February 10th and it might take a week after that to set up the shop again. So I expect to reopen the store as soon as I can after Feb. 10th. Thank you for your patience!!! I am so excited about enjoying the new view from my workshop.
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HMS Winchelsea (1764) 32 gun frigate GROUP PROJECT INFO
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Just a heads up....USPS is still not shipping to Canada. They say it may be another week or maybe even two. They are waiting for the Canada post to catch up with the backlog. I am still holding a few orders all packaged up and waiting to be delivered. If anyone wants to cancel those orders let me know. But I can just keep holding them until they start shipping to Canada again. Chuck
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Beautiful model. Bitter sweet I imagine as I always feel that way after finishing a long project. You made a fantastic Winnie. Chuck
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I will consider that....I have a lot more unusual blocks to make first....shoe blocks and rack blocks and euphroe blocks for example. Also some cleats and other misc stuff. Chuck
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Those new deadeyes look very good on the model. Well done. I am shipping your 4mm deadeyes out this morning!!! I cant remember if you you bought any of my resin blocks in the past but if you want to sample them also let me know. No 3d print layer lines and they are very smooth. Even down to the 2mm sizes. I am actually making a bunch more of them today....sister blocks and clue blocks.... as they are selling out quicker than I thought. Chuck
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