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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Frolic style ropewalk plans
  2. rafterrat_2005
    Chuck thank you for the downloads, they come in handy in many different ways.
  3.    rafterrat_2005 reacted to a post in a topic: Frolic style ropewalk plans
  4.    lmagna reacted to a post in a topic: Bearding
  5. rafterrat_2005
    By boarding I mean the line that is carved for the planking between the edge of the the keel to the bulkhead. Does this make since?
  6. rafterrat_2005
    How does one find body plans but have sheer plan and line plans?
  7.    lmagna reacted to a post in a topic: Bearding
  8. rafterrat_2005
    How does one figure boarding on plank on bulkhead when starting a build?
  9.    oscarmate reacted to a post in a topic: Making sails for HMS Victory
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    I'm having a fit trying to understand why the scale of 2 BATTLESHIPS have the same scale BUT are totally different in sizes. The BISMARCK 1:350 is roughly 28" by TAMIYA, Chinese 539 AnQing Frigate 13" and Chinese 105 JiNan Destroyer 16" both are by TRUMPETER. Why are they so different in size???
  11. rafterrat_2005
    What program are you using for pictures? It's killing me not being able to see your pictures.
  12.    rafterrat_2005 reacted to a post in a topic: Harvey 1847 by willsbrook - Artesania Latina - Baltimore Clipper - first build
  13.    Heinz6672 reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by Heinz746 - Caldercraft
  14.    Shipyard sid reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by Heinz746 - Caldercraft
  15. rafterrat_2005
    Oh my gosh, sweet work! What detail!!!!! I will be following this build very close.
  16. rafterrat_2005
    I'm in need of the plans of the Harvey 1847 A.I., The only print I have is #3. I don't know where to look for the others. I purchased the kit on line a few years back and put the build on the back burner until recently. I know I don't have all the parts nor all the woods, but they can be made mostly from scratch. Can I have help on locating the prints please.
  17.    cristikc reacted to a post in a topic: what is the ideal modelling table?
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    I really need some guidance on the colors used on the Victory, I've searched countless places and can't seem to find any. I am wanting to detail all the exterior of the ship fore and aft correctly without getting all of it wrong.
  19.    rafterrat_2005 reacted to a post in a topic: Zheng He Treasure Ship Kit
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    I can't remember ware I saw it so am asking. What is the formula to go from fractions to mm. I'm working on the BLUENOSE by M.S. and they are using fraction, I am having trouble measuring the little fraction (38's x 64th). this is what I means and changed to mm (4mm x 27mm ). can some one please help me. They didn't teach millimeters when I was in school.
  22.    rafterrat_2005 reacted to a post in a topic: Removing paint from plastic kit
  23. rafterrat_2005
    I have a couple work tables "desks" that were FREE and each one has it's own purpose. The one that has a vacuum canister is my vacuum cleaner dust collector that was also FREE.
  24. rafterrat_2005
    Is there a better more clear scale drawings for all of her sails? The last plan, Mamoli 1:90 scale, can't there be better, prints or something that I can use so I can make them. I'm either going to rig her in full sail or not.
  25. rafterrat_2005
    I feel you pain Jerry, I had neck surgery in 05', because of 2 disc were ruptured with a dead mans discs and in 09' I had lower back surgery and now I have a 20" scar. All caused by a mosquito. "WEST NILE VIRUS" I pray you don't have the cutting and replacing I had to go through.
  26. rafterrat_2005
    Stairs are a really hard for me to build up, I think it has to do with my pieces that were in the box and will try your Lego set up. I do have a idea I use for some sanding that helps me quite a bit. Since I have a couple old decks (3) and a work table, I put 120g, 180g, and 220g grit sand paper stuck them on the corner of the one I use and sit at the most. I do think this will help on the small pieces in a pinch.
  27. rafterrat_2005
    WOW !!!!!!!!!!!! Beautiful workmanship !! Will be watching you on this masterspiece

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