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Most models, beautiful as they maybe, are static and a bit cold. Louie, yours, one can hear the shouts from the crew and the grown of the oars. Congratulations!
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Olha, my wife Maggie, a quilter, viewed your video on making the sails and was impressed with your sewing abilities (as was I) She suggested that you might want to acquire a rotary cutter, she said it makes cutting material so much easier. As always, thank you for posting as I enjoy seeing your work.
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Because of coal's jagged edges it can easily hang up if a scuttle is too small. Hauling out the coal ash would be a tight dirty job.
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Hope and pray you heal quickly, Clipperfan.
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It was a guess that it was Germania's registration certificate that hung above the computer, I had no idea you went to the trouble of shrinking a real ships registration certificate. See, it's that level of detail that's so mind blowing.
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Keith, just when I think you can't possibly top yourself, you do. It's just amazing detail down to the certificate (?) hanging above the computer on the photo's right.
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Nurse Ratched, report immediately to the patient care desk.
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New member from Monterrey, Mexico.
Keith Black replied to Eugenio Treviño's topic in New member Introductions
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WOW! Such mind blowing detail at 1:160. I am in awe, Eberhard. Absolutely amazing work in every aspect.
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New member from Johnstone, Nr Paisley, Scotland
Keith Black replied to Marshall54's topic in New member Introductions
Marshall, welcome to MSW. Please start a build log when you get your kit purchased where we can follow your progress. You'll find friendly folk here who will be glad to assist should you need advise. -
Eberhard, the photos did not come through. Would you please post the photos again as I'm eager to see them!
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Eberhard, I agree. IMHO #238 looks more like what the photographs show vs traditional deadeyes.
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BB, welcome to MSW where the fire is warm, the coffee's hot with friendly conversation and spectacular build logs that'll take your breath away......enjoy yourself.
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Ilhan. what a wonderful album of photos and your drawings. In foto 39, they look like traditional deadeyes. in your drawings, S01 and S07, you have them drawn as traditional deadeyes. What has made you doubt your original thoughts? I ask not as criticism but out of simple curiosity. Thank you for posting the Loreley link, I wish you the very best in your continued efforts to realize your dream.
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Ilhan, the photos of Loreley are a neat look back in time. Other than the plans you created, is your only source of information for the build these photographs you shared?
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