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    After a long recess, I´ve decided to continue with my Scientific America. I used a black wire to hold the sails to the masts. I've stained the deck with Minwax neutral. I've used Model Shipways mahogany parts for gratings. I've scratch built deck housing.
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    Beatiful hull finish!
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    Beautiful matt paint
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    Jens Amazing detail! Beatiful rining riging with chains. But I have to ask, why the grey color? Eduardo
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    Thank you very much Don and I wish you a happy new year too!
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    Just today with some time to continue with the sails
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    Thanks a lot Steve! Rcik, I hope I get a good result. Thankyou for your kind words. Eduardo
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    Preparing Sails
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    Tim, in this Bowsprint you are achieving accurate autenticity! It really looks like the real one. Using metal and soldering is something I would like to learn. Eduardo
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    Reviewing kits supplied parts to begin with Masts and Sails
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    I will have to improove the kit solution for the cockpit gratings and some other Deck's details.
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    The Revell Kit looks pretty accurate, I´m comparing this Kit Stern as well to shape the Stern.
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    Mojofilter You have achived an impecable finish! I´ve seen many solictiosn simulate this "ornamental" part of the inner Bulkwark and I can tell that yours is treally good if not the best! Eduardo
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    Still shaping the hull and adding the Keel-
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    Congratulatiosn! It looks great with DAfi photoeched parts.
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    Today, shaping the Hull
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    Robert, did you start your Bluenose? Is it posted? I'm looking for any Scientific build log. Ive faound a beatifull Robert E Lee. and a Cuttu Sark, I'm going to look for a Bluenone. Thanks a lot for your good wishes! Scott, from the Land of Sunflowers and Tornados. I wnated very bat the Scientific Sea Witch, it's the biggest kit and I think it is a beatifull Clipper. Tim, Ive checked many times your America, it looks really great! Eduardo
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    Working on the Keel It is quite hard to controll the UNIMAT
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    Cheking the masts

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