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  8. Rpolson
    Fantastic....I really like the weathered look....How about a seagull perched somewhere onboard?😀 Richard
  9. Rpolson
    Great metal work....much better than kit supplied item! Richard
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  13. Rpolson
    Having recently restarted my BLUENOSE build, this is inspiring me to do better! Richard
  14. Rpolson
    Fantastic! I've noted that most group builders are building at 1:32 scale vs 1:48. Richard
  15. Rpolson
    Great pics! Are the plans available on MSW? Richard
  16. Rpolson
    Simple, but functional. And it looks great! Richard
  17. Rpolson
    Can hardly wait for your silver soldering tutorial! Richard
  18. Rpolson
    Well done! Richard
  19. Rpolson
    Thanks for sharing...very informative... Richard
  20. Rpolson
    Are the two black bands surrounding the pumps wood or ? Richard
  21. Rpolson
    Thanks for the info! Richard
  22. Rpolson
    What scale or scales is he modeling? Richard
  23. Rpolson
    Nice work! FYI: The link in post #3 (2 page drawing) appears to be broken. Richard
  24. Rpolson
    Nicely Done! I noticed in some of your other projects you mention finishing with an acrylic case. Can you tell us your source? Richard
  25. Rpolson
    Your side project really turned out nice! Richard

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