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  1. Painting a ship to me is a matter of taste and what you are building.  Several years ago at Manitowoc I saw two models of the same vessel.  Both were well done.  The only difference was that one was painted and the other modeler used different woods and stains.  After talking with both of them I got the sense that one was an artist and the other was a woodworker and both used the model to show off their skills.  As for the painted one the layers were not that thick so you could see the planking and the joinery.

    David B

  2. Elijah I was the secretary as well as the photographer for the newsletter.  I always enjoyed the meetings and learned many things about ship modeling and maritime history.  Also how to work with airbrushes metal working and soldering.  Next time you visit your grandmother give me a heads up.  I would be happy to meet you and answer any questions you have.

    David B

  3. You did a fantastic job Tim.  What is good about this boat was that it could be modified for different missions.  To bad the Navy got rid of all of them after the war.  I was at a show several years ago and at one of the tables I think I saw ten models of the 80' and each had been modified for a different purpose.  This following page can give you more info on what I am talking about.

    David B

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  4. Buck,  I have been able to save pages in PDF format.  I am using Chrome and my printer.  with Windows 7.  I do is have my browser print the page.  A window appears activating my printer and change to setting to save as Pdf.  I am using a HP Envy 7640.  If you try it this way you might be able to save the page.  I think it would depend on your printers software.

    David B

     

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