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    My bad I thought it was the British vessel. David B
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    I would go with Russ stick with 12" for your planking. The Alert makes into a lovely model. Are you going to use the AOS series to help you build it? David B
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    May god be with you Nenad. I have been a witness to the damage flooding can cause. I pray that you and your family are safe and unharmed. David B
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    Congrats on working with a very difficult kit David B
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    How do you plan to finish your deck? David B
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    Omega, I know several miniaturized who have used Holly to simulate what you are doing. The wood is durable and flexes very nicely. David B
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    Omega, I like the way your schooner is turning out especially at that scale. How is the plastic ad work I go for you and where did you aquire the plans. David B
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    You are doing a bang up job. David B
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    Your dory looks like it is double planked. The inner planks in one direction and the outer going vertical. David B
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    I read a article about raising and lowering these props. It was done when the sea was calm a lot of headaches. David B
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    Nice looking deck. David B
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    Nice work. And these have to be custom fitted. David B
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    I like, two alike yet different. David B
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    You are doing a swell job. It must feel good when a project comes together. David B
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    Talk about a lot of lenses. David B
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    I found your build. I like the way you are upgrading everything. David B
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    Paul my advice would be to stay at the original scale. Your kit is not very accurate but if you do not mind doing a bit of kit bashing and want to practice your skills go for it. Remember you are not in a contest. This for you to have fun and enjoyment. David B
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    If my memory serves me this craft was painted the way the fisherman wanted it to identify it. There was no standard shade. David B
  19. dgbot
    I came across your build a little late. You have an interesting build. I am always interested in working or fishing craft. David B
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    It is really starting to shape up. I like the form. What colors have you decided on. David B
  21. dgbot
    Testors has an enamel paint remover. You can also use a product called Stripeeze. This stuff gets brushed on and then let sit. It will remove almost anything. Then use a little mineral spirits to clean up. For nooks and crannies you need a thinner paint than Testors enamel. Try Tamiya acrylics. David B
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    Before my cancer I was thinking about building one of his smaller craft. But that is on hold until I can get back to Chicago. David B
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    May god be with you Nenad. Flooding can be very bad news. Please be careful. David B
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    Keep it up. Your strip look better than they did before. David B
  25. dgbot
    I have some I'd his books back in Chicago. I like his designs. David B

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