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  1. Ferit
    Maybe you can make a block of 1 mm of width by gluing two pieces of wood of 0.5 mm of width into which it has been made a very little dent... Really sorry Theo, for my intervention...
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    While you are working on the hull, would you like to think about rigging size?...
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    "When all finished, they will be more greater than you are thinking they must be..." Super work Randy, really super!... That is not for encouragement... I say what I see and what I feel...
  6. Ferit
    That was just a thought, here are very knowledgeable builders in MSW, they would give the exact information... You are at the begining for rigging cannons, for this reason I feel free to speak now or I must forever hold my peace...
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    P i c . . . t u r e s ! . . . P i c . . . t u r e s ! . . .
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    Salute GTM, Your ST is very hard to build, I can see and you are really doing a great job... If you ask me my opinion, I can say; I think your ST is at scale 1:90... 3 mm means 3x90=270 mm. A block of 27 cm in lenght for a cannon seems to me not very accurate... Sorry...
  9. Ferit
    Very very nice build...
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    Fantastico!... Impressionante!... Gusto!...
  11. Ferit
    I was following NFL through ESPN but unfortunately the channel stopped its broadcast to Europe...
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    suddenly... then... then... then... then... finally...
  13. Ferit
    Hi Adam, A question out of your build? Are you a fan of New England Patriots?
  14. Ferit
    Hi Buck, I am courious for your next steps on fabulous C.V. Morgan Whaleboat... Will be there other detailed mini scratches like the knife, the axe, the barrel tap, etc...? For exemple grapnel for retrieving whaleline, buckets, boat spades, compass... Till I saw your build, I had not been interested in whaleboats... But now I even read articles about them... My apologizes, it's your build but I am quite rejoicing following it and don't want it to be finished... http://mysite.du.edu...boy/verrill.htm
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    Maybe it occurs because of the operating system, Win8... It may show sometimes some lacks... It's needed to be updated I think... But unfortunately I am out of following a nice build...
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    Sometimes it's stuffy to ameliorete, to rebuild kit parts if you are too busy on the work but it's much more satisfying to make your own... Sometimes a little scratch gives more delightful flavor than building a full kit...
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    I think; In fact making the ratlines seems boring when you look your ratlines from outside... But once you get into the work, you find yourself climbing, one by one, to the crow's nest... You don't want leave the work until you feel tired... But the essential is that when you are on the shrouds, look never upward, but downward, consistently... Your ratlines look very nice, much better, Randy... When all finished, they will be more greater than you are thinking they must be...
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    The translation may be incorrect... It's said that this a Chinese proverb... Who doesn't know and knows he doesn't know is a child... Teach him... Who knows and doesn't know he knows is in sleep... Wake him up... Who doesn't know and doesn't know he doesn't know is a stupid... Stay away... Who knows and knows he knows is a leader... Follow him... You are the fourth...
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    Hi Jack, The problem is going on unfortunately... My computer uses Win8, Firefox or Chrome... I can not see any picture, even via the links for HD images... I think you use a different way to upload your pictures...
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    I had only wanted to share the idea applied in the display case but not the cabinet itself... A model ship suspended into a simulated sea plane, the visible hull below the water line... The case can be made in acceptable dimensions...
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    And you are a wise man, I know... But you too know that... The one who knows and knows that he knows, is a leader... Follow him!... You know that you have done it perfectly and don't need any correction and after, you ask me if there is something incorrect!... ... I have to follow you, Commodore...
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    Hi Sjors, With doubled lines it's more beatiful... Really... Have you treated the ratlines with any solution? The upper ratlines look rigid a little so to say... If the shrouds are tight enough, the upper ratlines would be sagging, I suppose...
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    That's a your wow Nigel... Gratings were built in premium quality... Any fissures... Any fractures... Symmetry in all... Quality on splices, nail simulations... Details... ... ...
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    As for me, I had taken Si-Fi as Sjors-Fidelity... Stupid I am!...
  25. Ferit
    What I have mentioned above is not just that but like that... The link can give an idea... http://www.traditionalenterprises.com/services/cabinetry/ship-model-display-cabinet/custom-ship-model-display-cabinet.html

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