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Jim Rogers

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  1. Jim Rogers
    For several weeks the Crown Timberland site has shown "Store Closed for Maintenance" when ever an inquiry is made bringing me to ask the question are they still,in business? Anybody have any insight.
  2. Jim Rogers
    Bruce check Wargaming Figure sites. They have different scales available. I found my Bowspirit for my Rattlesnake build there by getting a French and Indian war Warrior set.
  3. Jim Rogers
    Renamed mine the Boston in honor of my lovely spouse. I was going to do a Diorama with it but chickened out.
  4. Jim Rogers
    What a beautiful stern. I see what you are talking about BUT look how far the channel would have to protrude in order to clear the rail.
  5. Jim Rogers
    There are numerous products available and I have no clue what is readily accessible Down Under. Do a search for Metal Blackening Solution and dozens will show up. I looked for Brass Antiquing capabilities.
  6. Jim Rogers
    You can buy blackening solution. You place the brass part in for a minute or so and it is chemically blackened. I bought mine at a Stained Glass shop. You can also get it online.
  7. Jim Rogers
    When my hobby area was in the wood shop I would just pin them all to the wall. It was nice to have all of them out to reference. When I moved upstairs when the Goat Locker was completed I have dry wall and my walls are all taken up by my plaques so no room to pin. I have read a couple of ideas I am going to implement. (1) I like the idea of copying and putting in a folder. (2) I like the idea of a adjustable drafting board. Thank you all for the suggestions.
  8. Jim Rogers
    Awesome. The first photo looks like it was taken right on the street.
  9. Jim Rogers
    I am looking for either a Drafting Table or an easel to mount my plans. I want something large enough but also portable or even able to be broken down and stored. Any suggestions.
  10. Jim Rogers
    Welcome Alain. I have learned so much from this site and I love that it is made up from people all over the world AND we all get along. Maybe if the entire world got into modeling it would be a more peaceful place. Beautiful town you live in and great photos.
  11. Jim Rogers
    I use Ebony wood stain and it is beautiful. Stays under steam where I have had paint removed when steaming.
  12. Jim Rogers
    Mike that is one fine looking result. I learn something every time I build and I have learned so much in the few months I have been on this site. I constantly had issues bending wood for planking. I dry bent, soaked in water, soaked in ammonia (NEVER AGAIN) and was getting pretty frustrated. Then I read this log that mentioned steam. So I went on Amazon, bought a steam cleaner with a nozzle attachment and it makes things so much easier. You can bend and twist with ease. If you build the Mayflower it has a blunt bow and I wish I would have known about steam at the time. That boat must have been a rough ride plowing into the seas.
  13. Jim Rogers
    I guess I am a blessed man as I have an entire building 50x 30 two story Garage Mahal. Downstairs is my woodworking shop. Scroll Saw, Chop saw, Oscillating sander, Shopsmith with Band Saw and Jointer plus a ton of sanders and other hand tools outside covered wood storage. Upstairs is the Goatlocker Vintage Audiophile room and boatyard. Love it! Stereo crankin' and I'm a plankin'
  14. Jim Rogers
    I don't know you Daniel but you are a good man to take this on.
  15. Jim Rogers
    Email John Garcia at jgarcia@modelexpo-online.com with your request. They are very helpful.
  16. Jim Rogers
    I have glued actual wood strips to plastic ship decks and they looked great, also covers up that unsightly seam.

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