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gjdale replied to rtropp's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
Thanks for the update Joe. Enjoy your holiday and we'll look forward to the published article on your return. -
I somehow suspect there is a lot more turning going on in the background than you are letting on Rusty!
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Hi Sjors, Great work on the ratlines my friend! They look super - very neat and even.
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Seriously WOW, Rusty! Glad to hear the accountant came good
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Now you're just showing off Remco! As the younger generation might say, "that's fully sick dude". Looking forward to seeing the utensils in the drawer.
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Very nice work Mobbsie, as always. Glad to hear you're on the mend. Hope to catch you on Skpe tomorrow.
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ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
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Wonderful Doris, just wonderful! I so enjoy reading your updates - you've made my day.- 883 replies
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Nice to see an update there Sjors - that's some mighty fine looking work.
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Simply beautiful work Gaetan - a joy to behold.
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Gil, I can't believe you just did that!!! (says he who pulled his whole stern off ) That must have been a right bi#%£ of a job, but the difference is simply WOW! My hat is off to you Sir (again). And no, we never get bored with your log Gil.
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Alright then! Now that Mark has finally arrived with the popcorn and drinks, I'll take a seat and follow this one too. Looks to be an interesting build Vivian. I like your ideas for improving her. I did wonder if the new windows were a little too large, but hey, you're the Captain, it's your choice!
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Alex, I remember following your beautiful build before the "great MSW crash", but it has taken me a year to find her again. What a beauty she is too! I just love the way you explain your methods - so many wonderful ideas, tips and tricks. I'm in for the long haul now - can't wait to see further updates.
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casting metal parts including cannon
gjdale replied to rtropp's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
Thanks in advance Joe. I know that your tutorial will be a most welcome addition to the knowledge base. -
casting metal parts including cannon
gjdale replied to rtropp's topic in Metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings
I'd certainly be interested Joe. This is one area I have yet to explore. -
Darn it Remco, now I have to clean a large pile of drool off my iPad!
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