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10 coats looks plenty good from here Rusty. ben
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Hi Chris, what size of ships wheels did you buy from Cornwall models boats? They have 2 sizes available. And your right about expensive! Ben
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Nice to see those pics again Chris, that's the area I'm working on now and I just completed the stern decorations, not as good as yours though! Ben
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Have there been changes to Model Expo Support?
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Thanks for the official update Eric. Ben -
Have there been changes to Model Expo Support?
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Frank was the parts guy, sorry to hear he retired. ben -
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Trussben replied to egen's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
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Sweet guns mobbsie! I'm just starting the same job on my Confed. Wish I was as fast as you. Ben
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Hi and thanks. @ Bob - As my old gran would say " Variety is the spice of life ". @ Druxey - I'm still raising frames slowly @ Rusty - thanks man. Here is frame 1 fore raised. ben
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Nice work Rusty, Funny how you remember things from the Confed build, I'm not installing my trim until much later on as I don't want to waste my boxwood. Ben
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Hi Sjors, don't worry as I don't know what I'm doing half the time! I look forward to seeing Anja's dark side career begin, believe me it is a steep learning curve but its extremely enjoyable, I'm sure you will get hooked while you watch her build Hannah, what wood did she decide to build it with? Ben
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Nice to see some build updates Andy, your log does seem to have the tendency of wandering off the beaten path, but it normally comes back. Enjoy the lake mate. Ben
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It was a bit strange to be looking at a swamp donkey again, I had enough of those meetings when I lived in northern maine. Keep going Augie. Ben
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Hi JP, The sheer of the wales is a little off but damn it looks good to me!! I think you may have a munity in your hands if you paint the hull, I really think you should wait to make that decision until you get the bulwark planking on, you may change your mind when you see it in its overall state, just a thought. Ben
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First pic shows all frames made except 3rd. Second shows how I made the 3rd top timber which has the big cast. third shows frame treenailing completed. four and five show dead flat frames being raised. I will maybe get some more done this weekend but I want to switch back onto the Confederacy for a little while. ben
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All frames are completed and treenailed, I will post some pictures tomorrow after I get the dead flat frames raised. I am going to use boxwood scrap to use as spacers between the tops of the frames and I will also treenail the frame into the rising wood for more strength. Ben
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He who has no name will be waiting I'm sure! Ben
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