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  1. Moab
    Beautiful work. I’ve never used a mill or metal turning lathe but I totally admire the parts you create...Moab
  2. Moab
    Seat looks excellent. I haven’t built anything in plastic for years but when I look at all those parts, decals, etc. I can see it can be a real challenge to plan the workflow...Moab
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    Looking good...Moab
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    Mario; looks excellent! Thank you for the photos and descriptions...Moab
  5. Moab
    Rodolfo; welcome to the forum. Your railroad modeling looks very nice. I’ll follow your build and I’m sure I’ll learn something...Moab
  6. Moab
    Welcome from Chicago Halfdan...Moab
  7. Moab
    Wow! Really looking good!!...Moab
  8. Moab
    Jim; as always your paintings are wonderful. Knowing that you painted this in two hours is amazing!!!...Moab
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    Looking excellent...Moab
  10. Moab
    Sounds like this kit is a crossword puzzle but it looks excellent...Moab
  11. Moab
    Glenn; thanx for the photos and text....very helpful. I just learned about Chuck’s planking method and intend to give it a try on my next build (The Alert). Sounds like you’re a planking convert. Thanx again for the build...Moab
  12. Moab
    Looking good. Will be following your build. Photos are excellent...Moab
  13. Moab
    "Breathtaking" is probably not the best way to describe a building process but it sure comes to mind as I follow your journey...Moab
  14. Moab
    Another beautiful story...Moab
  15. Moab
    Looking very, very good. The scale you’re working at sounds like a real challenge.......your ship looks excellent! I may have missed it but what scale is this? Also I saw another model in the background. What ship is that?...Moab
  16. Moab
    Jim; I’m a real novice when it comes to building real boats (and often model boats) but I’m really enjoying your build. Great photos, explanations and craftsmanship ...Moab
  17. Moab
    WOW!...Moab
  18. Moab
    WOW! I just learned about Thread Clamps. Thanx for all these great lessons Gary...Moab
  19. Moab
    Great ship.... great build..... the photos really help a great deal...Moab
  20. Moab
    Great build.....beautiful ship.....documented with superb photos...Moab
  21. Moab
    The more I review your photos the more impressed I am with your craftsmanship. A beauty to see...Moab
  22. Moab
    Wow! Excellent model. Looks great from every angle...Moab
  23. Moab
    Welcome aboard! It’s a great forum...Moab
  24. Moab
    Kevin; I watched both videos and they're excellent.......a real learning process...Moab
  25. Moab
    I have limited experience but the Virginia Armed Sloop was my first challenge. There are a number of build logs on that ship (on this forum) so you might want to check them. Stay Safe...Moab

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