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I concur Sailor. Sometimes I wonder if I'm even on the same subject as Ed and others. His attention to detail and process is amazing to say the least...I feel I'm a near beginner compared to his ability.....or maybe I'm just lazier. Merry Christmas. Rob
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Great production Ed and beautiful lines....top notch modeling...for sure. Merry Christmas to you as well..... Rob
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It happens with friends who are not into your stuff......it's happened to me too. Glad things are well... Rob
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Indeed. Since I am always thinking in those terms(as far as modeling is concerned), I hope to get the McKay hull finished up today then painted black. I figure it will take 3 CS hulls to make the Great Republic(the largest clipper ship built), I chose the clipper Donald McKay because of its magnificent features.....such as being the second largest clipper ever built and for all of its unique deck features. Onward and upward......... Rob
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Looking ahead in the build...I will be fashioning *Made* masts for the McKay. The lower masts were varnished, Iron banded sap pine...no paint ...and all the access hatches and skylights were varnished Mahogany. I have fine grade Mahogany veneer and the pine stock for the lower masts which will then be turned on the lathe to form the *built* masts. Also the stanchions were all carved oak. I have all these supplies..for making the build. Now onto the final hull additions. Rob
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Thanks sailor..... I enjoy myself the builds I can make from such pre-cast hulls. The McKay is easier then the Glory of the Seas..because I didn't have to make any below water line mods...cuz they will be hidden beneath the waves of her open ocean diorama. As far as the Great Republic is concerned.....I still need to acquire the CS hulls.....but it will get built...some time after the McKay. Rob
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