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  1. FriedClams
    Congratulations Brian on completing this beautiful model. Truly something to be proud of. Wonderful. Gary
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    Looking really good, nice progress Grant. Gary
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    Yes indeed - I second that! Perfect, exacting work Alexander! Gary
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    Wonderful work Keith. Gary
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    Just catching up Brian. Beautiful work on the flag. The color and value of both red and blue are spot on - natural realistic drape as well. That handsome slab of wood will make a wonderful base/stand. Gary
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    Wonderful work as always Keith. Superb! What a sweet detail. Gary
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    Nice progress Grant! I really like the shingle coloration - subtle and realistic. Excellent work. Gary
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    Beautiful model - great craftsmanship! Gary
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    This is a great looking model Steve with wonderful work all around. I especially like the tow winch. Gary
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    Oh my . . . ! Gary
  11. FriedClams
    A tremendous finish on this model Mike, congratulations. Excellent seas simulation as well - a beautiful model all around! Gary
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    Beautiful work! Gary
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    Take it easy and get to feeling better. Glad the procedure went well. Gary
  14. FriedClams
    Congratulations Dan on the completion of a beautiful model. Gary
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    Nice progress OC. Hope that the tests went well and that your wife is feeling better. Gary
  16. FriedClams
    Wonderful progress on this bird EG, and as always, an educational thread with interesting topics. Looking good! Gary
  17. FriedClams
    Just catching up Grant, and what a fantastic job you're doing on this model. The fitting, coloring, weathering and all the little touches look great! Keep at it and keep it coming. Gary
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    Excellent sub-atomic modeling once again Wefalck! What an exercise in patience that must have been. Very nice. Gary
  19. FriedClams
    Just catching up Marc, and I'm sorry to hear of the Covid and the unprovoked attack. Glad you are well now and recovering. Excellent progress on the model and your attention to the smallest details is inspiring. Very nice work! Gary
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    Congratulations on finishing your wonderful model Nils. The details tell a story and add so much to an already beautiful boat. Well done. Gary
  21. FriedClams
    Such beautiful work Valeriy. Amazing! Gary
  22. FriedClams
    Just catching up, and what beautiful modeling you've done Keith! Such clean, precise and detailed work. Happy to hear that you're planning a new build and to me, your candidate is a great choice. The engine room details would be unique and a surprise visual draw. But I do also agree with the other members that Ena is a real looker. Whatever you end up building will no doubt be extraordinary. Gary
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    She turned out beautiful Paul - congratulations! I like that the roof pops off the wheelhouse and the burlap sacks are a nice detail. Clean and crisp construction. Well done. What an amazing coincidence pulling out that magazine article. Sort of Twilight Zone. Gary
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    Beautiful work Chris. Another great looking card model! Excellent. Gary
  25. FriedClams
    Hello Paul. Your sardine carrier looks great. Here is some related information on the anchor that may be of help to you. I scratched the William Underwood carrier years ago and here is what the plans from Harold Payson called for. It's a 160 lb admiralty kedge anchor. The Underwood is 70 ft LOA and the Pauline is 83 ft LOA, so yours would most likely be a little larger. But they are from the same era. Here's a webpage that might help in sizing the anchor, its weight and dimensions. Note that everything is in metric. https://www.tullyn.com/product/admiralty-anchor/ Here's a few drawings from the Underwood. Hope this helps. Looking forward to the final glamour shots. Gary

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