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    Model ship building, model engine building (machining), flying, motorcycling

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  1.    robert952 reacted to a post in a topic: East Coast Oyster Sharpie 1880-1900 by davec - FINISHED - 1/16 scale
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  11. Jim T
    Excellent progress Dave. 👍 Now that Fall is here, I hope to get back to work on mine, along with a few other projects. Your build log will be really useful. Jim
  12.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: GLAD TIDINGS 1937 by shipphotographer.com - FINISHED - Model Shipways - Scale 1:24 - Pinky Schooner - just a christmas present
  13. Jim T
    Your Sharpie is coming along great Dave. 👍 Remodeling..............you're on a slippery slope there! I started remodeling the kitchen in the house we lived in previous to the one we're in now. By the time I got done I'd remodeled the whole house. Beware of the terms: "While we're at it" or "We might as well"! 🙄 Jim
  14.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: East Coast Oyster Sharpie 1880-1900 by davec - FINISHED - 1/16 scale
  15.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: Northeaster Dory by ahb26 - FINISHED - Chesapeake Light Craft - 1:8 scale - small
  16. Jim T
    Yes.............it does look like a boat! Well done. Jim
  17.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: East Coast Oyster Sharpie 1880-1900 by davec - FINISHED - 1/16 scale
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  19. Jim T
    I'm wondering if folks ever apply a coat of Sanding Sealer before the first coat of Wipe On Poly? Jim
  20.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by glbarlow - FINISHED - 1:48
  21. Jim T
    Got started on the Centerboard Case. The various views in the plans didn't always agree on the construction..... nor did the monograph. No big deal.........it is a "Generic Sharpie" after all, so I just built it the way it could of been built back in the day. 🙂 Set the end logs in place. I wanted to construct the C.B Case so it would be removable for now, so these weren't glued in. Then edge glued the sides and glued to the fore and aft CB Logs. Added the Upper Case Support Logs. And finally the Open Cap Logs. Sorry about the weird color. A little more work to do later. Removed for now. Jim
  22.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: Northeaster Dory by ahb26 - FINISHED - Chesapeake Light Craft - 1:8 scale - small
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  24.    Jim T reacted to a post in a topic: East Coast Oyster Sharpie 1880-1900 by davec - FINISHED - 1/16 scale
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  26. Jim T
    That's what I like about this scale (1:8)........a person can actually make fittings like these. 👍 Jim
  27. Jim T
    Glenn, I've just completed reading through your thread and will be following along. Lots of great info here from an experienced kit builder turned scratch builder. Jim
  28. Jim T
    As mentioned in the last post, I got started on the floor boards. Once the floor boards were built I used a ships curve to mark the trim line and sanded to shape. Finished. Next up is the Center Board Case. Jim
  29. Jim T
    Castello's website shows numerous listings for boxwood. Which one are you looking at? It's good to know about them. I have a well equipped wood shop, so could mill my own lumber, as you do. Plus, they're located only 60 mi. from me. Jim
  30. Jim T
    Got a little more done the last couple of days. Like most of us, I've got several projects going at once, plus the summer weather is getting here and the yard and garden is calling. Got a couple more stern log parts added. I'm going to wait until I start the stern planking before I add the stern post. Also got a start on the floor boards. Jim
  31. Jim T
    Looks good. I'm curious as to what paint you used and how you sprayed it? Jim
  32. Jim T
    Good save on the rub rail Andrew. I also like what you've done at the bow. The inwales add a lot...............I might look at doing that myself. Jim
  33. Jim T
    This has been an informative and very helpful thread. Jim
  34. Jim T
    I'm at the point of needing to paint the hull (inside and outside) of my CLC Northeaster Dory, so will be watching your process closely. Jim
  35. Jim T
    Primer would of helped, but you would probably still need multiple coats. Also, probably thinned quite a bit. I'm going to paint the CLC dory I'm working on soon and am figuring on spraying one coat of primer and multiple coats of the final color. Someone may be along with more information. Jim

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