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  • Birthday April 18

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    Atlanta GA
  • Interests
    Music, art, acting, astronomy and model building. Also the proud owner of a vintage 1966 Oldsmobile 98 Hearse for those "special' evenings out!

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  1.    popeye the sailor reacted to a post in a topic: New Bedford Whaleboat by John Ruy - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 3/4”=1’ (1/16 scale) - Plank-On-Frame Wood Kit
  2.    FrankWouts reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by deckape - FINISHED - Revell - 1/96 - 1959
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  15. Fright
    What a wonderful job you did on building the Pearl. She looks seaworthy and ready to sail the seas!!!
  16.    Fright reacted to a post in a topic: 18th Century Longboat by CommodoreErie - Model Shipways - Scale 1:48
  17.    Richard Lott reacted to a post in a topic: 'Jenny' Shrimp Boat by Fright - Lindberg - 1:60 - Plastic
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  24. Fright
    Art - I am very sorry for the loss of your wife. Our memories keep them alive and we hold them close in our hearts. I hope your interest in modeling will help with you moving forward. Remember to take care of yourself as you did with your loved one.
  25. Fright
    Popeye - Great job on your builds with the B-17. Job well Done !!!! I just purchased a PC game - B-17 Flying Fortress. Now I need to figure out how to play it
  26. Fright started following Pen Duick by BobG - Artesania Latina - 1:28 , ENGLISH MAN O'WAR by Robert Taylor - FINISHED - Revell - 1:96 , Bluenose by David Lester - Model Shipways 1:64 - FINISHED and 2 others
  27. Fright
    I have enjoyed watching your adventures on building this plane. I'm sending out good vibes for your upcoming procedure
  28. Fright
    Thanks to everyone for following along! I'm slowly coming along with my modeling skills. As you can see, I really like seeing boats/ships that have been in the elements. That's just my personal taste. Lou - I think your idea for the base is a great one! It would keep in theme with the boat. Who knows what the future will wash up?
  29. Fright
    I added my base for stability and completion on my Jenny.
  30. Fright
    Looking forward to seeing this one come together!
  31. Fright

    My condolences go out to the family. Smooth sailing to you, kind Sir.

  32. Fright
    Your bomber is coming along nicely. I look forward to seeing this once the wings are added. I'm not sure if you mentioned it in your entries, are you using an airbrush or sprays and bottles on your projects?
  33. Fright
    Wow! Beautiful work on the decking and skylight! This really is a beauty.
  34. Fright
    Your Bluenose look great. I love how the sealer brought out a rich color to the deck.
  35. Fright
    I love to see boats with some weathering on them. Like Yves said, "it has a soul".
  36. Fright
    That is some beautiful work on the decking!
  37. Fright
    Congratulations on this build!
  38. Fright
    I really appreciate all of the kind comments that you have posted. I am always at awe with the amount of talent I see in MSW and, without sites like these, I do not believe that my modeling would have come this far. Many thanks for contributing your comments, thoughts, tips and projects to help others achieve their goals. Here's to all of our upcoming projects - Cheers! p.s. And may our other partners never find out those additional costs that make our dreams come true. 😉

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