
Tim Murphy
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Chuck, everything looks great. The side frieze design is the best that I have seen. The quarter galleries are works of art them selves. Still lean toward the natural roof, but like the slate color. Side note, I ordered the Boxwood set form Jack three days ago and they are delivering tomorrow. That is unbelievable. Hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please get some Rest! Tim
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Chuck, I think that the natural roof as the better overall look on this model. Tim
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The LCS craft are built in Mobile and Wisconsin. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard only refits Attack Boats today. Wish the Navy would build a better Frigate than these LCS. There a waste of money
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Richard G. and Chuck, thanks for the held! I was able to order the clamps from Menards Tim
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Chuck, the build is looking great. Chapter two of Winchelsea is a great read. I really don’t understand how you do it? Do this type of model building and run your Company. An off the wall question? Were did you get the long neck clamps that you use? I have tried to find them, but no luck! Help please! Tim
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Just for general information. Chuck’s videos can be downloaded from YouTube. They are very good. Tim
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Chuck, Thank You very much for doing this. This helps all of models like my self ( little talent) but love Ship models. Tim
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I thought the same thing, but that’s not the case. Take a good metal ruler and place it on the group of small square blocks. You will notice that each block is 1/4”. That’s your scale. Tim Murphy
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Chuck, I have joined the group an have access to the plans. Can I down load the four pages on to a memory stick and take it to staples and get correct size plans? What do I tell them for a correct ratio? Sorry, I feel really dumb about how to do this. Thank’s Tim
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Requesting feedback for future MSW Group Projects
Tim Murphy replied to Chuck's topic in Group Projects on Model Ship World
Chuck, I really like the idea of the section hull that you were working on. It is the perfect stater type project for a bad model builder like my self. It is not such a large task that one feels buried by the project. Please consider working on this! Tim
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