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Yamaha MT-01 by Dan Vadas - CARD - FINISHED
gjdale replied to Dan Vadas's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Great work Danny - another fine model build from a master modeller. It looks like you're really enjoying your sojourn into the world of card modelling. -
Congratulations on finishing a fine build J - you can be justifiably proud of your results.
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Looking forward to starting this group project as soon as Chuck is able to supply the kits.
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Great work Ben - you should be pleased!
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And you might also try this link Michael: https://jimorrisco.com/
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YA-1 Yamaha Motorcycle by Dan Vadas - FINISHED - CARD
gjdale replied to Dan Vadas's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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I’m definitely still in too, Chuck, and your pricing is more than reasonable.
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Byrnes Table Saw Tips (requested)
gjdale replied to Matrim's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Jeff Hayes is the name you’re looking for Mark. A thorough gentleman who has always been willing to share his knowledge and experience. His document is probably the best advice going for using this saw optimally. -
Another outstanding model Dan. Congratulations and well done Sir!
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Tough call Hamilton. Making the decision to remove work already done is always the hard part - once the decision is made, the work seems to go a lot more easily and you wonder why you hesitated. Whichever way you go, I’m sure you’ll nail it (pardon the pun).
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Nice to see you back at the bench Hamilton. I look forward to resumption of play on this one!
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Nice to see this one back on the bench Kevin.
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Congratulations on yet another masterpiece Danny! I’ll look forward to following your motorbike build.
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Congratulations on reaching this major milestone BE. Your planking looks pretty darn good from this distance. I’m sure your assistant is merely guarding the finished product from marauders - and expecting some treats in return!
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Great to see you back again Remco - with whatever form of modelling you might tackle. Hope you enjoy your Swedish sojourn.
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Glad to hear you’re feeling better Bob. And it sounds like 3D printing is certainly the way of the future for these types of components.
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Nicely done on the “metal” work Rusty - very convincing!
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