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Easy enough for me too even understand - Thanks Rusty. ben
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I my opinion the Syren is a great model to build if you like her!! You will never have the impetus to finish a model you don't like, but saying that there is a learning curve to everything to take into account. There are a few Syrens to look at here, Augies especially, go for it if you take a few weeks looking at the logs and your still excited. Ben
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Great photo with both of them together toni, you should submit that for the MSW calender. Ben
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Nice work on the plug there, I haven't tried that approach before and will be interested to see how you get along with it. Also those blocks look really good as well. Ben
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Looks just as beautiful as I remember, thanks for posting this build again, lots of inspiration and ideas. Ben
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Another awesome detail that you dont often see, thanks for going the extra mile Danny, Inspiring. ben
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Great to see your log back again Len, I will continue to follow your build. Ben
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Superb job on the planking Bob, really nice. Ben
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Hi mark, when you say wood supplier, do you mean Jeff? If so is his chest bad again? Intrigued by this deck sander, can't wait to see it. Ben
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Thank the gods your back Chris, it's great to see your beautiful Confederacy back on MSW again, really happy the twins and wife are doing well and you may get some time back in the workshop. Will you repost all of your build pics if you get time? Again - happy your back in the saddle and I get to see your wonderful build again. Ben
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Good comments in your planking experience JP, it would seem you have learnt all of the major pitfalls, experiences and techniques of planking a hull properly and well, very proud of you for sticking with it, your next model will be a totally different experience because you know what to expect and will want to exceed the quality of your first build. Congrats again man on this milestone. Ben
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Rusty, you are getting seriously accomplished with cutting the rabbit with a chisel, when I get setup I'm going to make my keel and rising wood for the Echo again using the JimSaw to see the difference between it and markI hand tool version. Ben
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Glad to see you working at the deck again mark and great news that the admiral is recovering well. I'm going through a lot if the same life issues as you it seems at the moment, but I hope to get back building this week. I'm sure mark V will be awesome. Ben
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Hi Andy, well done on the purchase of a TFFM book, they are all worth having as there is great info for any type of ship build. Ben
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Awesome comings there Rusty, the red heart looks superb, never used it myself but after seeing that I may consider it, is it good to machine, hard enough to hold a sharp edge or are you just that good with the joinery now. Love it all man, you always inspire me to better and greater things. Ben
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Congrats on the birthday gifts there Sjors, nice collection of equipment and I'm sure you will allow Anja to use them without permission anytime she desires, if you don't want the moderator in her to ban you from MSW :-) So you will go to the darkside one day!! That I will watch out for! Ben
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Damn Ed, sometimes your work just leaves me speechless! Can't wait for Vol 2 of the book. You really do show in detail what is possible if your a master craftsman. I don't think I've ever seen a build at your level before. Ben
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Hi Dan, I see you rebated for the spectacle plate as well, wasn't it normally above the water line? Wouldn't affect drag?? Was it done for strength reasons. I will read through TFFM again I think, never saw any mention of that before. Ben
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SWEET, simply outstanding Bob. And I agree we are always our worst critics. Ben
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DA DA DA DUM DE DA, DUM DE DAH. lol. Come on Andy, follow me from the Pegasus to the Confederacy, and then down the rabbit hole to the darkside and the Echo. Ben
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Very well done JP, I for one think you've done an excellent job on the hull planking, shows what patience and a will to learn will give great results in the end. I look forward to see how you whitewash turns out, just remember as always to test on scrap wood before you commit it to the hull, just to be sure you like the effect. Ben
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Sjors - enjoy the trip to England, you will love visiting the Victory, make sure you go to the Mary Rose and Warrior as well while you are at Portsmouth. I will be in England in August and plan a trip to Grenwich NMM. If you need a break from the Mirage, take it! Remember its not a race! It's a hobby! I haven't done a thing to any of my models in a few weeks but I am starting to feel the urge coming back. Ben
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