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The seller can ask whatever price they want but finding a buyer at that price is a whole different matter.
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Ferrus, and you thought post# 37 was expensive!......... https://www.ebay.com/itm/197231829986?_skw=sternwheeler+model&itmmeta=01JV68ATGDPPQ7F0G65YAHYKRW&hash=item2debeee3e2:g:c2cAAOSwVEtoBDox&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA8FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1dXzjYaMntF1odS%2Bt5rG7ZV3l1hCEk3MT%2Ba1pap1Hu9hUM5e7R%2FOJgVZ6jg3b8E9PFLr%2B1fMWRJG3TcP1KwEwJwRseSpSSMApxpWY11M3rCa%2FYTBobLLBSiog0F01U5VukWDcCSvTUvGy1%2FNVkLxg3rKnH2Nq4P46AxKBtFiiCT3TT3yuVRZqYfrIrLHPZqwx1Gi2BJY70Awlbe%2BATnteCAaltoWUSgD%2BKQxTk4Sz7hi2WtO4aaWx%2FVCnSdcKmuvU2OINIsDx7xFwsUSFJKxIl9YdivLo4FfeiVlv%2BQz3%2FJYw%3D%3D|tkp%3ABFBMrKiryNll
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Glen, you're a potential TV series guest.
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Thank you, Ferrus. John, I'll think of some detail and think 'I should add that' so it goes on the list but i need to call a halt here pretty quick or else Lula is gonna start looking like the junk man's horse drawn wagon. Thank you, Eberhard.
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Stephen, welcome to MSW. Were I living in your part of the world I'd be using Cornwall Model Boats as my main supplier. I've order from them in the past and they're a good company, IMHO. Glad to have you aboard. https://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20303646385&gbraid=0AAAAADCl8FeBmt0vSHr_U54bynT_DlEXB&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2My53JGgjQMVoUT_AR2xuClLEAAYASAAEgK46vD_BwE
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Thank you, Lynn. Thank you, Ferrus. Smoking a pipe is very different than smoking cigarettes. I gave up the pipe because tobacco is the number one cause of cardiovascular disease. It would be stupid of me to not quit. Thank you, Keith. Thank you, John. Thank you to everyone for your nice comments and the likes. Another small item scratched of the list today. I got the fore lantern and light board made, painted, and installed. Next on the list is getting the crew shaped up and painted. Clear image of the bell frame. Thank you to everyone for following along and for your support. Keith
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Thank you, Eric. There's a rhythm to life and it's easy to lose the daily undertaking of a hobby. The more you love a hobby/project the easier it is to regain that daily rhythm which equals real progress, being at the tail end of a project makes it more difficult, IMHO.
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@Desertanimal @clearway @Ferrus Manus @TBlack @LJP @FriedClams @BANYAN @lraymo @Canute Thank you Chris, Keith, Ferrus, Tom, LJP, Gary, Pat, Lynn, Ken, for your kind comments and thank you to everyone for your thoughts and prayers. After what seems like a lengthy layoff, in the past couple of days I've been able to regain the rhythm of working on little Lula. Lula's main construction is done, now it's a matter of finishing up all the remaining small details. Three I just crossed off the list are the ship's bell, steam whistle, and grab handles attached to the pilothouse fore wall that aided in getting from the engine room deck to the boiler deck. Thank you to all for your patience in regards to the disruptions of the past month. One last personal, it will be a week tonight that I've given up my pipe. I don't miss the nicotine but man, do I miss the ritual. May God bless each of you. Keith
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That hull has the best copper sheathing of any model I've ever seen, IMHO. Is your wife's mother all moved in, Mark?
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Hello from Christchurch, New Zealand
Keith Black replied to Tillsbury's topic in New member Introductions
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D, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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At times one marvels at the exactness of detail in the construction of a thing, such is the case when viewing the last photo in post #2396. All three disciplines of woodworking, metalsmithing, and rigging have been executed to a degree seldom if ever seen. I am in awe of the near perfection, Johann.
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SS, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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Yücel, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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Flags denoting wind direction on models is a bit disingenuous in my view, I'm not sure I've seen an honest example and that includes my own. The wind swirls, it's not inconceivable that flags thirty feet apart would vary and that on a large ship flags at bow and stern could be flying in opposite directions. Every model I've seen with flags flying have always been inline with the keel, I've never seen flags flying perpendicular to the hull. Having said that someone will of course post photos of such examples.
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GD, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
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