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Now tell that to the nine year old John!
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Hi John, I'm no expert on photography - far from it in fact - but I suggest you try taking your photos without flash. Either have some really good room lighting, natural daylight, or just a longer exposure time (might require a tripod). This might get rid of those disturbing white flecks. Worth a try anyway. Cheers,
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Hi David, Your build is looking great. Just following your discussion on hammock netting, I think it does add a nice touch to the build. I have found that a material called Tulle does a nice job for the purpose, but you need to ensure you get the diamond pattern and not the honeycomb pattern. I found some in a local sewing/craft store (Spotlight over here). If you can't find any over there, I'd be happy to send you some - I've already done so for a couple of others. Just PM me with a mailing address if you'd like some.
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Thanks Lawrence, I make the blocks up in batches. The set-up is a little fiddly and time consuming, but once done, it is just as easy to make 200 as it is to make 20, so I just make as many as I can get out of a batch of stock. What I don't use for Victory will go into "inventory" for future builds. And definitely no intention of going into the block-selling business!!! Time has been a challenge for me lately, and likely to continue that way for a while. But I'll get to start attaching blocks to yards soon......I hope.
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Super work Mike. It's coming together very nicely indeed.
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This looks really interesting Mike. Do you have any pictures/drawings of the ship itself that you can show us? Love your Gantry, especially the addition of the levels.
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Mobbsie, Great description and pics of your set up. Think I'm gonna have to get me some of these!!!
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Great photo Mark - really shows both how big she is, and how much work you've put into her already. Looking forward to some "serious" build time now - just as soon as the "honey-do" list is complete.
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Gosh Mark, only one week off and the brain has gone to mush already! You'd better go get a job to keep the mind active.......
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Happy Birthday Jim! Hope you spent the the day relaxing and doing something for yourself, instead of all of us demanding customers!
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Good job John, she's looking great!
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Hi Gil, I found myself going back over your log for ideas and techniques regarding fitting out the yards. I've been distracted by building boats and making blocks for so long, I'd forgotten what I was doing! It was great to have your log as a handy reference. Thanks for the detailed explanations and photos - they have been a big help.
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Great work Bob. You're really hustling along there.
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Very sorry to hear that Andy. My sincere condolences to you and your family.
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