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  1. markjay
    HOF, take a look at the utube video. It took some practice on my part but using the right thread all looks in scale. He also has several other videos related to rigging.
  2. markjay
    Looking good, nice first planking and shaping Mark
  3. markjay
    Hi HOF, no I decided to pass on the brass. But it's still not to late to change my mind...
  4. markjay
    Peter, I'll follow along as well. Mark
  5. markjay
    Thanks for the compliments gentlemen.
  6. markjay
    Moving on; first planking done more or less, filling and shaping in progress.
  7. markjay
    Superb!!!
  8. markjay
    Wonderful improvement, class act! Mark
  9. markjay
    Dave, the beauty of wood is it's natural variation. Painting would be a taking away the character you have achieved with the planking. IMHO.
  10. markjay
    Frank, just caught up with this thread, looks great. Mark
  11. markjay
    Hi Don, lookin' good...see you at the meeting.
  12. markjay
    Really beautiful build.
  13. markjay
    This is really going to be an exciting build to watch. I'm pulling up a chair as well...
  14. markjay
    Really nice job.
  15. markjay
    I'll be following as well.
  16. markjay
    Progress on first planking and transom;
  17. markjay
    If you wish to replicate realism - fine. If you wish to build a kit out of the box - fine. If you wish to modify a kit - fine. If you wish to make up an imaginary vessel - fine. If you wish to enter a competition - fine. If you wish to build from scratch - fine. If you wish to build a historical model - fine. Basically I for one build for myself to the best of my ability and do not try for museum or jewel quality. Don't be afraid to follow any path you decide on. It's a hobby with many aspects that are different for each person and that is just fine. Now back to a fresh cup of coffee.
  18. markjay
    Elijah, your are doing a very nice job. As others have said take you time, this is not a race, and enjoy your accomplishments.
  19. markjay
    Clare, looks great beautiful lines for a small craft.
  20. markjay
    Hi, congratulations on the completion of your first build. The first takes the longest as you have to build your skills and get used to the order of construction. Yes, start another and see how much better the build goes. For the most part instructions are generally vague. The instructions from US companies are usually better. For instance you can go on line to model Expo and check out the models and at the end of the detail description the are tabs for documentation. they sometimes have the instructions posted, so check it out. Can you post pictures of your Flying Fish? Mark
  21. markjay
    Jen
  22. markjay
    Harry, I'm going to pull up a chair if you don't mind.
  23. markjay
    Pat, go to ModelFlags.com you'll be able to get all the info you need and you can order cloth flags printed on both sides to the correct scale of your model. I have no affiliation to them other than being a customer. Mark
  24. markjay
    Beautiful job. Did you make the brass bulwark or are they some kind of upgrade. Mark
  25. markjay
    Perfect. Thanks

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