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  1. Keith Black
    Jon, she turned out really swell. It's always nice to see a model saved from the waste bin.
  2. Keith Black
    Raising the panel is the job of that steward (Arnold) who's constantly bringing coffee up from the galley.
  3. Keith Black
    All that and not a coffee pot in sight.
  4. Keith Black
    Looks very nice for having to work in such close quarters.
  5. Keith Black
    Keith, I've yet to be disappointed by anything you've made and I bet a dollar to donuts this next time won't be any different.
  6. Keith Black
    The journey from sloppy wet cardboard to this is amazing. Great job, Phil.
  7. Keith Black
    This is gonna be special.
  8. Keith Black
    Nice recovery, Chris, beautiful build.
  9. Keith Black
    hyw,sir. You are a driven man who obviously settles for nothing short of perfection. Your tools are beautiful, the quality and quantity (clamps in particular) is amazing. Your work space is to die for, gleaming industrial functionality. But what really impresses me is your tool management. If I had that many tools, I'd be spending half my day muttering "now where did I put that" It's an honor to watch a master at work, thank you for sharing. Keith
  10. Keith Black
    BB, was there a trick to removing the original mast?
  11. Keith Black
    Amazing realism from every angle. She's a peach.
  12. Keith Black
    BB, it's more of a caricature. BTW, I reached down to pet it and it followed me home.
  13. Keith Black
    I think I've located another one?
  14. Keith Black
    Rob makes his sails out of paper and does an amazing job. You can go through his build log on the Great Republic, see link
  15. Keith Black
    Keith, that's so cool. Did you leave a note?
  16. Keith Black
    BB, will the replacement pieces be painted/patinaed to match the model?
  17. Keith Black
    And the masts appear to not be stepped. Not trying to beat a dead horse, just saying. I respect the decision but I'd love to know the history and see photos of the MAAS model. It may have been nothing more than a cottage industry making souvenirs for tourist. My searching thus far has come up dry.
  18. Keith Black
    Was the argument made to keep the model original as possible including keeping the original mast? In the final one does have to bow to the wishes of the owner/owners but.....
  19. Keith Black
    Wow, wonderful work as usual, Gary. Your post made my day, happy to see your work again and happy 4th to you and yours.....
  20. Keith Black
    Here are a couple off eBay that probably also need to be saved.... https://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-30-CIRCA-1800s-HAND-CRAFTED-WOODEN-LARGE-SHIPS-MODEL-IN-ORIGINAL-PAINT/324097417586?hash=item4b75b62172:g:II4AAOSwyWheWC2S https://www.ebay.com/itm/TERRIFIC-TALL-OLD-WOOD-SHIP-MODEL-WITH-LEATHER-SAILS/133415642880?hash=item1f10312700:g:cXEAAOSw-1texKS0#shpCntId
  21. Keith Black
    Fantastic, Eberhard, just fantastic!
  22. Keith Black
    If the model had been on eBay the description would have read, " Needs a good cleaning and some of the lines need to be replaced. Easy fix for someone who is handy" Thank goodness is was saved from that fate.
  23. Keith Black
    The older I get the more appealing that sounds.
  24. Keith Black
    Keith, the engine telegraph is especially superb! And the second picture down, if one didn't know better........ "The lawn tractor passing away at the age of 22" How many hours were on the clock? Mine has 370 and I'm kinda wishing it would go to tractor heaven.
  25. Keith Black
    Well done!

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