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Hi Aldo, Nice to hear from you my friend and thanks for your good wishes. Along with the tonsillectomy was a UPPP, which I think is what is still giving me some grief. Despite the temptation I've stayed off the alcohol since the op - don't want to mix it with pain meds! However, the meds finish today, so that single malt is starting to look good....... Thanks Bill for your good wishes too.
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Sjors, As my Admiral often says to me, "that's a nice little fantasy land you live in, isn't it?" You're not fooling anyone my friend, least of all Anja I expect!
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Thanks Sjors, Couldn't let the opportunity go past! Now, back to the kitchen with you and get Anja some more coffee!!!
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Bill, I remember your log from MSW 1 and was inspired at the time to buy your e-book. A great reference, though I've not yet had the opportunity to try out some of your teachings. I'm so glad you have re-posted as much as you have of the original log. A true delight to read and an excellent tutorial in itself. Thank you!
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That's a big improvement Robbyn - well done.
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More fabulous work Gil. I love reading your updates - they keep me on my toes about what's coming up next for me.
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Thanks Ben and John for the kind wishes. Listening to the Doctor and the Admiral gets harder as the recovery continues! But I know that I still need to anyway.....
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Sjors, Are you talking about separating two parts of the mast, or removing it from the ship? If the former, then wood glue (PVA) can be de-bonded with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol). If you used CA glue, then Acetone (nail polish remover) is what you will need to de-bond. If the mast is glued into the ship, then that's a whole other problem..... I don't glue my masts in place; they are held in place by the rigging. Hope this helps. Now hurry away and get Anja's dinner - she's got important Moderator stuff to do!
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Sjors, And you thought that sleeping with a Moderator would get you extra privileges!!!!!!!!!! Best you get back in the kitchen then...........
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Looking very nice Toni. Neat job on the metal work.
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Sweet Kevin - those head timbers came out really well.
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Thanks B.E. for dropping by and your kind comments. Not much happening in the shipyard this week. The post-op recovery has been up and down, and I've just had to extend my sick leave for another week. No actual modelling during this time, but to save my sanity I have been dabbling with learning CAD, contributing to the Modelling Plans project over at MSB. It's been fun, but I still get tired very quickly, so can't do it for too long (or the Admiral comes to chase me away from the computer!) Have spent a lot of time just reading MSW on the iPad, and catching up with a few quite outstanding logs I'd not seen before. Great fun, but just makes me yearn all the more to get back to my own build. Maybe next weekend .................
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ancre LE BONHOMME RICHARD by Jeronimo - FINISHED
gjdale replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
What a breathtakingly beautiful model Karl. This is absolutely outstanding work. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing craftsmanship and gorgeous details with the rest of us. A true privilege to see your work.- 662 replies
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That's an interesting change of direction Sarah - I'll be interested to see how this one comes together.
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Gosh this is a nice build Nico. I'm with John - can't wait to see her on the water!
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Congratulations Madame Moderator, I'm sure you will now be able to make an even greater contribution to this wonderful site than you have already. But I agree with the others - better start at home and whip that Sjors into shape first!
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