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  1. gjdale
    Hey Patrick, Bad luck with the ladder mate, but I agree with Daniel - have a go at scratch building one. There is nothing to lose, and you just might surprise yourself!
  2. gjdale
    It must be a good feeling to get to this point Mark - sort of confirmation that you made the right decision. I suspect March will seem to be a loooong month!
  3. gjdale
    Nice progress Chris. All looks ship-shape from here.
  4. gjdale
    Nice progress Vince. Your techniques are clearly working very well for you.
  5. gjdale
    Great video Johann - really shows off your wonderful build. Thanks for sharing with us.
  6. gjdale
    Glad I reserved my spot in the front row Robin - looks like it might get crowded in here. No doubt Sjors will arrive soon with the popcorn. Nice to see you started again.
  7. gjdale
    Sounds like you were very lucky there Bob! Glad to hear you are okay though. Thanks for the warning.
  8. gjdale
    Wow! She really is huge Andy. Looking very sharp too.
  9. gjdale
    Superb, as usual, Gil. Great photos and explanation too.
  10. gjdale
    Looking good Patrick. For your bitts, you may wish to consider inserting a brass pin into the "foot" of each vertical post and drilling a corresponding hole into the deck, then gluing them in place with epoxy. This would ensure they don't come off again when tension is applied to the rigging lines that will eventually go around them.
  11. gjdale
    Thanks Gil. I've almost finished fitting out the Mizzen yards, so hope to install these this weekend. You're absolutely right about getting the hands back out of the rigging again - I'm sure I'll get plenty more practice at this before I'm done!
  12. gjdale
    Whew, just made it in time for a front row seat! Another great project Rusty. I'll enjoy following along with this one too.
  13. gjdale
    Magnificent as always Doris. What a treat to see each of your updates.
  14. gjdale
    Sorry to hear you've been ill Patrick but glad that you are now on the road to recovery - just be careful about inhaling sawdust for a while! Your ship is looking great - the microglaze on the windows really does add something a little extra I think.
  15. gjdale
    That finish has turned out superbly Augie - I really like the effect. I think John has the right idea re display!
  16. gjdale
    You never fail to surprise and delight us Remco. What superb detail. Just brilliant!
  17. gjdale
    It may be challenging Mark, but you seem to be doing your customary excellent work. Looks pretty darn good from here.
  18. gjdale
    Well done Kevin. You'll sure have plenty of practice at this aspect by the time you're done!
  19. gjdale
    Congratulations Keith. You are going to love this machine. Frank is right, you won't need any more instructions than what it comes with. I guarantee this will become one of your all time favourite tools.
  20. gjdale
    That's looking just lovely Sherry.
  21. gjdale
    Neat solution Bob. They look great.
  22. gjdale
    Looking good Sjors. You'll be caught up to Mobbsie in no time at this rate!
  23. gjdale
    David, I only just noticed your log. It looks like you've had a steep learning curve - well done! I know nothing about card modelling, having never made one, but I do recall Chris Coyle posting a really interesting and useful tutorial on the subject. Here is the link if you haven't already found it: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/tags/forums/Intro+to+Card+Models/
  24. gjdale
    Great job on the planking Augie. I'd have to agree with the "no paint" vote.
  25. gjdale
    Ah, it must be Friday at last! Nice to see some pictures Wayne. You're absolutely right about Chuck's thread - looks better and easier to work with.

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