FriedClams
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Excellent progress, Glen! Thanks for the link to those micro drill bits. Many of the bits I currently have are useless junk and I'm eager to try something else. Gary -
An interesting project, Glen - well, all your builds are creative and interesting. Best of luck on this toasty hot new SIB. Gary
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Catching up, Craig! And what a treat - more beautiful and skillfully executed work to admire. Wonderful build all around, every bit. Gary
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Catching up, Marc and what great work you're doing! I particularly like the capstan. Very interesting work with the Bondo. If it does release from the mold intact, it is a process I must remember to try sometime. Gary
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You've made a lot of progress since the last time I checked in, Rob! Everything looking fantastic. Gary
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Congratulations on completing your wonderful model, Siggi. It is the work of a master builder. Gary
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Nice hearing from you, Ken but not about your injury. Good to see that you're back modeling. Gary
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Really nice progress, Phil. The rack of instrumentation looks great and nice job on the itty-bitty drawer pulls. Gary
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Looking very smart, Keith. Gary
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Wonderful work all around, Keith! I especially like the steam engine as well as all the other sub-atomic details you’re adding. Great stuff and yes, that Myers pump is a visual gem. Gary
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Extremely fine work, Paul. Your model is progressing nicely with each new step so thoughtfully executed. Gary
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So very happy to hear of this positive health news, Keith. Fantastic. And the sternwheeler is looking great. Gary
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Very Nice work, Rob! I hope the "StoneCrusher" provides some relief. Gary
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How have I missed this build until today? Another great subject and masterful craftsmanship at every step. Once again, Valeriy, your brass work is a tour de force and so instructive to follow. The geometry of the ventilator visors realized as a flat strip of brass (even if pieced) strikes me as rather tricky. Fantastic work! Gary
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Such a beautiful model, JC. Excellently built and weathered with a very realistic look and authentic feel. Congratulations! Gary
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More terrific work, Paul. So that's what I can do with those leftover ceramic tiles - good idea! Gary
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Many of us modelers (me included) use a coin to illustrate the comparative size of an object. Typically, we zoom in and the coin displays many times larger than life on our screens making it easy to forget just how small it really is. These blocks are crazy small. Such excellent work, Keith! Gary
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Yes indeed - Ditto! Gary
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Yes, cameras typically have a difficult time deciding color temperature under artificial lighting when the white balance is set on auto. Sometimes you can get better results setting it manually. And generally speaking, I have found slightly overexposing an image will provide truer colors. But anyway, I think your backdrop and those clouds look great. Fantastic work, Eric! Gary
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Hey Eric. First, those are very nice images - especially #1. I love the low angle light of winter and can almost feel how crisp the air is. Secondly, I think you did a great job of representing that sky in your backdrop. If anything, I feel the clouds could be a touch whiter, but I suspect that's simply a camera white balance thing. The blue is spot on. Very nice work and an interesting log. Gary
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Superb 3D modeling of that double winch, Phil. That's very practical and sort of a virtual rehearsal in making sure it's all going to fit together. Nice progress. Gary
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Precise and cleanly executed work as always, Paul. Great stuff. Gary
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Good progress, Keith and everything looking very nice! The changes to the searchlight and bell are a big improvement. Gary
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She looks so very good, John! That last photo really made me smile - a four masted barque in the foreground with the Spirt of Australia in the background. Quite the contrast. Gary
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