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    East Brunswick, New Jersey
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    All things Nautical but my primary interest is Sail between 1750 and 1815. Previous builds include Sloop of War Wasp, Screw Sloop USS Hartford, Training Ship Empire State (all scratch Built) as well as Destroyer Escort USS Camp (scratch built excepting the hull from an old Revell kit - Long Story). Current Build in HMF Liverpool built 1757 at 1:96.

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  1. TomShipModel started following Why hello there! , NRG Rigging Project by tlevine and Sloop Speedwell by Chuck - Ketch Rigged Sloop, 1752 - POF
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  15. TomShipModel
    Welcome Nate!
  16. TomShipModel
    I use silk span for sails. At this scale, I use three plies of silk span with each plie 90 degrees to each other. My work surface is glass, and I use dilute white glue at approximately five to eight parts water to one part glue. Too much water defeats the process, too little water the glue is too stiff to spread. Hope that this helps.
  17.    TomShipModel reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Thorn by Kevin Kenny - Swan class 1:48 scale - David Antscherl practium
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  19. TomShipModel
    Welcome back
  20. TomShipModel
    Excellent Mike, and very clean. Even the building jig is just perfect.
  21.    TomShipModel reacted to a post in a topic: Sloop Speedwell 1752 by Stuntflyer (Mike) - Ketch Rigged Sloop - POF
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    I meant, a sales brochure for a full size boat. AN interesting fact with photography is that no matter how good your model looks at a comfortable viewing distance, the photograph shows all of the imperfections. The galley on your model looks like it was taken on actual boat. Fantastic!
  23. TomShipModel
    The photograph of the galley on a model looks like a photo in a sales brochure. Fantastic clean work Michael. Tom
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  26. TomShipModel
    Welcome to MSW.
  27. TomShipModel
    Welcome to MSW.
  28. TomShipModel
    Welcome Herby, You will find great support here. I'm very interested in seeing your Mikassa build. Tom
  29. TomShipModel
    Welcome. You will find plenty of support on MSW.
  30. TomShipModel
    Welcome to Model Ship World. You will find plenty of support here.
  31. TomShipModel
    Welcome to MSW. You can build beautiful models as well. There are all levels represented here.
  32. TomShipModel
    Welcome, Sam. You will find plenty of support on MSW. Best to you, Tom
  33. TomShipModel
    Welcome to Model Ship World. As you can see, many good answers to your Ship Model questions.
  34. TomShipModel
    Welcome Pocojo!

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