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Tim Murphy

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  1. Frank the Masting looks great. Your making great progress on Her. She will be quite impressive when done. Any thoughts about sending some info to Dave Morton. The Broadside could use this unique type of ship. I have never seen any article on any Mediterranean type ship. All my best Tim
  2. Frank, great shots of the new shop! Hope your ship will be ready for the Guild show at the Museum this coming April. I am convinced that this model would be the hit of the show! Best of luck! Tim
  3. Frank, glad to see your up and running in the new house. Can’t wait to see your progress. Hopefully you will finish the model so it can be shown if the Guild has a 2022 show. All my best! Tim
  4. A POF kit would be great for the modeling community. Your models teach so much. Just reading what you do are some of the best lessons out there. You and Tom Laurie are some of the best teachers out there. Tim Murphy
  5. You know, I thought that we had a great show. I can not believe that some Jerk would have done this. What a disappointment! I am very sorry that this happened. Tim Murphy
  6. Peter, very good to see your post. Looking forward for your next progress on your ship. Your hull work on Fair America is so clean and crisp. It always amazes me. By the way, what are the paint colors that you used? The colors look so correct for this period ship. Take care, and all my best! Tim Murphy
  7. Frank, this build is the best model that you have ever done, by far! This is better than Vasa and I thought that was great. The build is clean, crisp and neat. The colors are bright and neat. I hope that you can bring this to the Conference, October 2nd! Question? What brand is the red paint? It looks as if it is a good solid color with little transparency. Tim Murphy
  8. Ryland, After seeing your build and Tom's Sail instructions I have started the boat again. The first one was a complete mess! How did you glue the the planks to the frame? The planking looks so good! Tim Murphy
  9. I am very pleased that you and your model will be there. If we have models like yours on display we will have a great show. Tim
  10. Please, who cares whether this is the correct rig or not! This is a damm fine model that I could never do. I admire Druxey’s skill that is the top of the hobby. Lets not over analyze this model to death. It is a great piece of building! Tim
  11. Gary, the Northeast Ship Model Conference will be held this October 2nd, Saturday 2021 at the Port 'N' Starboard Banquet center, New London,CT. It would be a real treat to see your Stonington Trawler at this show. It is one of the finest models that i have ever seen and should be showed. It you are interested please note the web site address (www.usscmsg.org/nsmc). I hope to see you there. Tim Murphy
  12. It looks very good and modelers will use it for other sail models of this period. It does not look rough! It’s quite presentable. One question, why is it on the main deck? Should it not be on the lower berthing deck?
  13. Sorry, To say the only piece of equipment that I have is Byrnes saw. No drill press or milling machine. The saw was expensive enough.
  14. I was always a fan of Horatio Hornblower mini series. I hope this will be as good I am in!
  15. Your build shows your skill and how good a kit Chris at Vanguard has made! Bravo Zulu! Tim
  16. Toni, thank you very much for a very interesting project. Tim
  17. The worst blades are E-xato blades. Your lucky if they hold a edge for two cuts. Excel blades are better. I will look and try SM. Thanks for the info! Tim
  18. I cannot believe the detail that you have done on this ship. It is without question one of the best that I have seen done. You are a great teacher.
  19. Jerry, glad to see your reply. The two club websites would be; USSCMSG.org for the Constition guild. Also, mvsmc.org for the Merrimack (Newburyport) club. Both web sites may be of benefit for you. Also, try the shipmodelsocietyofnewjersey.org. They have a very good web site and they are worth taking a look at. Best of luck Tim Murphy
  20. Glad to see you have joined MSW. We are a bunch of people who like Ships of all types. You can learn quite a bit by roaming the branches of this site. It seems that your in the Boston Area? Have you heard about the Constition Guild or the Merrimack Ship Model Club? You have a group of ship model guy’s who can teach you and also give advice. If you are interested I can send you the E- mail address of these two clubs so you could check them out. Good luck with your builds! Tim Murphy
  21. A really handsome model. She looks equal to many Constitution models that I have seen. I volunteer at the Constitution Museum. BZ Tim Murphy
  22. Michael, watched your lecture at the Ship Model Society of New Jersey. Incredible work, it was a pleasure to see your craftsmanship.
  23. For myself those two future parts will be away off! But, one thing I need to do first is too inventory the kit.
  24. I do have the Kit, so I would also be interested in the group build! Tim
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