Jim Rogers
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Bending Trim planks.
Jim Rogers replied to Ed Meyer's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
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Rusty I feel your pain. The good side is you get to enjoy the process again.
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I go back to my Technical side, if you call it out in the procedure, put it in the box. Builders will want it and having it as an add on upgrade will only add time to the build and possible frustration on the builders part if they want it and you are out of stock. I would just up the price and sell it as a complete kit.
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Welcome to MSW.
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Amati Titanic - anyone built/building?
Jim Rogers replied to ortho85's topic in Wood ship model kits
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I’m thinkin’ you need to build the Syren so I can steal so more great techniques. Your Rattlesnake is a true work of art. BZ Ken.
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Acronyms mean different things in different places. FAA means Federal Aviation Administration over here. Back in the 70’s my ship pulled into Portsmouth for Liberty. A bunch of our sailors where drinking as sailors do and bragging about being members of the IRA. It got REAL quiet and a bunch of the local folk were getting really pissed. One of the sailors asked what the problem was with being a member of the IRA and showed them his International Rodeo Association belt buckle never realizing that IRA in Britain was a totally different thing.
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Welcome to the Forum Jim. What is FAA? I get the RN (Royal Navy). I’m also retired, served 25 years in the USN and live in Bremerton Washington. You will enjoy this group.
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And just in time for the Holidays.
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Best Model Company with great Kit Instructions and Plans
Jim Rogers replied to Sapot's topic in Wood ship model kits
The Model Shipways Virginia Armed Sloop comes with that stand. Their is a Practicum available for that kit. -
Dos Amigos by bigcreekdad
Jim Rogers replied to bigcreekdad's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
Your hull looks good. I always paint or copper my bottom hulls. You could apply a paper thin strip of cherry and feather it in , varnish it and it would look great. On a real ship keels were always nicked and dented so don’t worry about that. -
Split Brass Ring Frustrations
Jim Rogers replied to David Lester's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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Split Brass Ring Frustrations
Jim Rogers replied to David Lester's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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I would agree. The Syren has a great instruction booklet and you will learn many skills with this kit and end up with a great looking model.
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Do you have any photos of the issue?
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Syren Shipbuilding has wooden cleats in various sizes.
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Bob I am 67 so I so understand that. Getting real good at working in Braille.
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