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Keith Black

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  1. Craig, the chassis looks very nice and your daughter and her new found love are beautiful. Question, I don't understand why you stripped the chrome off their respective pieces?
  2. Bob, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  3. JD, if the studding sail booms were at the top of the yard they would interfere with the lifts.
  4. I think the flag looks great, the thickness seems just right. Single layer printed both sides would look too thin IMHO.
  5. Pete, you can see we kept the lights on for you. Wishing you the best with your builds.
  6. Wow, Brian. The ships boats, covers, and tackle look great and the deck structures look amazing.
  7. Even the Force has to sleep from time to time unless she keeps it under her pillow. Better yet, tell her you need to inspect the contents for damage as you don't want to wait till after Christmas to file a claim if something is missing or broken as it maybe too late by then. All joking aside, from experience you need to inspect the contents for missing or broken pieces now, not Christmas morning.
  8. Mark, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  9. Searching CMB's website keyword Bismarck https://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?page=search&SS=Bismarck&PR=-1&TB=O&ACTION=Go!
  10. That's funny, Simon. I wish you luck but you know you'll fail, we mortal men don't stand a chance against the force.
  11. Meghan, welcome to MSW. Hopefully we'll be able to view your photo shortly and provide you with some answers.
  12. I bought mine from Cornwall Model Boats in England but for a few you would want to buy from someone here in the US.
  13. Ben, buy a few extra because they will occasionally shoot off into the nether regions of you work area never to be seen or heard from again.
  14. Ben, you can use walnut stain on boxwood blocks and deadeyes. See post 294 and 297.
  15. Steve, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  16. I cut squares matching the port dimensions from blue tape and applied them to where I wanted the port openings to be. I then used an Exacto knife with a chisel blade (see photo) and small hammer to cut out around the tape. It's a slow process and it required a good quantity of blades but it worked. Always practice on a scrap piece of wood first.
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