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    A work of fine art. David B
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    Patrick get a hold of Chuck, he will have the all the info needed. Or contact Kurt Van Dahm. David B
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    I wish my hands were that steady nice job. David B
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    Envy is raising it's head. Too bad I cannot see it at Manitowoc this year. I am sure the judges would be impressed. Enter it in the next NRG photo contest. David B
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    Query, are you going to leave the lines to the lids white? David B
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    Years ago. At Manitowoc a modeler brought in a model of the Thermopylae. He brought It in a trailer. The day was hot and humid. The Rigging was very loose. He was going to tighten it up but was told to leave it alone. I wish I had taken a before and after photo. The line tightened up inside the museum. In a temperature controlled environment the line was returned to normal. David B
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    Gorgeous. David B
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    Gorgeous. David B
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    Gorgeous. David B
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    Nice catch on that error. David B
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    Hank, where did you find the Florida finish? David B
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    I use a Canon SX 120 and just take my time. David B
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    Great looking model. I like the color scheme. David B
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    Ken what kind of paper did you use and who was the supplier? David B
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    I use Loctite. When I can find the thin stuff I will get a bottle. David B
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    I hope you get better very soon. David B
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    Nice build with several memories. However how did they come up with the name? David B
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    Jay, I just came upon your log. Sorry I did not see it sooner. If I build the Conn your build will be a must read. I however lack the courage and I am looking at other models of interest. Great work David B
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    Someone has been into the medicine cabinet and had to much tonic. David B
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    Magnificent workmanship and photography. Kudos on a job well done. I would have bet even money that the photos were of the real thing. David B
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    Last summer a friend dropped by with a RC model of a J Class yacht and showed me how to work with it. In the pond the thing was beautiful with great lines and sail plan. Go for it. Racing yachts are like Arabians. They are wonderful to look at. David B
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    A Dremel is nice but you will lack the control that you would have with chisels and knives. Even bird carvers who use a Dremel go for a nice chisel on the delicate parts. The Dremel is for large stock removal not for fine work. David B
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    Facebook has a place I have found much enjoyment from some of the groups and friends I have made. However I will never give out personal info or data. It is too easy for some troll to take what you wrote or said and hurt you with it. I was talking with someone and they offered to give me there bank information to help me out. I put a stop to that and informed them that they could be in for a world of trouble if they continued. I had to explain that face book was open to everyone and that nothing posted was considered safe. They did not believe me and said I worried to much. I haven't heard from him in awhile and hope he did not get into any trouble. David B
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    Hank I have always been a Steel Navy fan but never had the courage to tackle one. The few I have done by Tamiya and Revell left much to be desired and were lets just say they will never see the light of day. Fantastic work I am envious, David B
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    Nice hull. I wish I could plank one that neat. David B

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