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Echo by jml1083 - cross-section
Trussben replied to jml1083's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Jim, your a lucky man being able to attend the workshop, it's high on my bucket list but just can't get away from work at the moment. Enjoy it, take lots of pics and give us unlucky ones a treat by telling us all about it on your log. Ben -
Hey Toni, I just wanted to add a big thanks for you rebuilding your log in such a detailed and complete way, it's a joy to read it all again. Ben
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All I can say Ed is that your build is one of the most unbelievable works of art that I have ever seen, I shall order vol2 of the book as soon as I can. Ben
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Moro. Nice to see you back Pasi, I've enjoyed your build so far so it's great to see the log continuing. Ben
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USF Confederacy by Rustyj - FINISHED
Trussben replied to Rustyj's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Simply Beautiful Rusty, I love how your Swiss Pear and Boxwwod go together, and the accuracy of your port lids is better than mine! ben- 149 replies
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Update time: Made the iron work for the mast and bowsprit, this is delicate and very small work. ben
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Hi Larry and thanks for the comments. I reprinted the Friezes on standard weight copier paper and then added a fixative ( Wife's hairspray laquer ) to try and prevent it from aging to badly, mine came out nicely I think, just remember you may have to resize them to fit your hull better ( 88% for me ). ben
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I knew it, you and Jeff must be best friends! I just wish he would sell to modelers in Ohio like me! Very nice work on that mortise mate! Ben
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Hey Greg, I know that David was your Mentor, would you like an apprentice?? I would take the position with no pay tomorrow. Lol. Ben
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Very nice boxwood, I'm sure it's hobbymill so I won't even ask! So you are putting the notches in the beams, excellent, can I see some closeups of them please, pretty please? Ben
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The Monster build is back, I love what you did with the dentists chair but i dont see that picture where it looks like youre going to launch the ship into space. ben
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Yehh Gary and the Alfred are back! So Glad you decided to repost your most excellent work, I will look forward to reading it all again. ben
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Nice to see the full build log going back in Toni - really beautiful work there. ben
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Wow Greg, Even more pics than the last time, very impressive work, I wish I could afford all those lovely tools you have but over time you never know. I am setting this log to e-mail me whenever its updated because I dont want to miss anything ben
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Got to agree, very nice work, keeping the shrouds distances even can be a pain, now I want to see some ratlines. ben
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SWEET Augie, That rigging looks awesome, glad you having fun with it. For some strange reason the rigging is one of my favorites parts of a build, not including ratlines of course ben
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Hi remcoe, Great to see it back on the site, I laughed again when I saw the miniature basket weaving and the old rat. You are a simply amazing model builder. Ben
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Yet another Passaro masterpiece, thanks for posting her again Chuck, wonderful to see. Ben
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USF Confederacy by Rustyj - FINISHED
Trussben replied to Rustyj's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Yea Rusty. Thanks so much for rebuilding your Confed log, it's such a great help for me to see your work, just hope Chuck and Chris repost theirs as well. 1 question on the stern framing, I see when you had the template on there for marking the sill positions you lined up the dotted line at the bottom of the template with the top of the upper counter, did this line up correctly with everything else afterwards? I think mine maybe slightly too high and I will have to re do them. Ben- 149 replies
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