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The part that threw me in my build was the lack of info about the bearding line. This hurt my build but probably my fault…Moab
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Welcome aboard JC. What type of writing are you involved in?...Moab
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Welcome aboard Razorbill. Another thought may be to try a solid hull model. One of my first builds was the Yankee Hero kit available from BlueJacket Model Crafrers...Moab
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Welcome back aboard, Your armed Virginia Sloop looks great . This is a great forum with a wide range of interests and abilities. Help is always close at hand...Moab
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Great looking warriors. The painting looks excellent. Thanx for sharing...Moab
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A warm welcome aboard. Love to see some of your plastic models...Moab
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Lyle...congrats on a wonderful boat...Moab
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Glen; welcome aboard...Moab
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Thank you for taking the time to develop these EXCELLENT video. They are very clear and helpful...Moab
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John; looking sweet! I didn’t think the nails were going to work but they really add a special feel of realism...Moab
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