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Keith Black

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  1. Keith Black
    Piotr, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  2. Keith Black
    Too funny and way too true, Brian. I'm not a big fan of paneling but the paneling you're using is interesting. If paneling was my only option I would certainly consider using it. If it was a bit lighter I'd be all over it.
  3. Keith Black
    Marius, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  4. Keith Black
    Welcome to MSW again, Sam. Wishing you the very best with your Polaris build.
  5. Keith Black
    Sam, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  6. Keith Black
    Thank you for your service, Mark. From a former Marine.
  7. Keith Black
    I searched around, nada.
  8. Keith Black
    I hope it works out, James. If it doesn't you have other options.
  9. Keith Black
    I'm not looking for thimbles, I was just trying to help James locate available stock. You send CS a email, you're the one who raised their hand saying "Crafty Sailor has small thimbles"
  10. Keith Black
    Mark, so sorry to hear about the water leak but thankful your ships were saved. Strange to have a pipe burst this time of year, that usually happens in winter when it's an even worse mess to deal with.
  11. Keith Black
    I tried finding them on their site and couldn't. I see a "we have new product" message from 2021 but when you click on the thimble picture you go to a blank screen. I went to fittings and no thimbles are listed. Please provide a link that leads to thimbles for sale.
  12. Keith Black
    James, Cornwall Model Boats in the UK has the size you're looking for in stock. The only rub is they have a $50.00 order min so you'll need to add something else along with the thimbles. https://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh000001.pl?WD=thimble&PN=36700-Thimble-2.5mm--Pack-of-10--36700.html#SID=67
  13. Keith Black
    Redneck flood insurance.
  14. Keith Black
    Mark, could those be rubbing strakes?
  15. Keith Black
    Very nice, it's looking great.
  16. Keith Black
    Looks good, Sal. Glad it worked out.
  17. Keith Black
    Dave, I'm not a carver so I can't give you any qualified advise but this MSW link below is for a highly touted set of Russian tools. I have no clue as to how the war has affected being able to order a set.
  18. Keith Black
    Congratulations, Greg! Not only congratulations for completing a beautiful model of a mundane work boat but also congratulations for the Gold and Best of Show awards. Well deserved indeed.
  19. Keith Black
    Congratulations, Bob. It's always grand when our mates enjoy the fruits of our labor.
  20. Keith Black
    I was finally able to finally log on this morning at 4:24 EDT and there were four of us logged on. That's the least number of MSW members I've ever seen logged on, it was weird. I logged out and came back a couple of hours later and our site was down again. I logged on just now and I'm grateful to see we're back up and running in fine fashion. If during this outage you discovered how much you truly missed being able to log on to MSW to enjoy all the benefits that MSW provides and you're not a NRG member, then help by financially supporting MSW by becoming a NRG member.
  21. Keith Black
    Congratulations, Steven. A remarkable journey with a wonderful ending.
  22. Keith Black
    I don't know so this is total spitballing..........could it that that the higher middle ring was used for the outhaul when the cannon was firing in a more or less level position. The cannon's weight would be more to the middle of the carriage. And the rear ring was used when the cannon was firing in an elevated position because the cannon's weight would be more to the rear of the carriage? As I said, spitballing.
  23. Keith Black
    Very nice, Mark. Lovely work.
  24. Keith Black
    You might try using wire for the handle and card for the blade
  25. Keith Black
    Allen, it looks like a Dahlgren. Dahlgren cannon looked like the old round bottom soda bottles. The Parrott Rifle.

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