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Hi Cristi When I get stuck I need something to take my mind of the problem. I like helping people out when I can and if I can it is just the way I am. The admiral could see this as I get a bit grumpy and miserable. That is why she got the "Revenge" for me. The "RW" will still be my number one build. I do hope I don't let you all down with the build of the "Revenge". Will send you an e-mail soon. Denis.
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Hi Frank & ASAT All I can say is I hope it is better than the MDF we get in NZ. I am only saying what I think, I have never liked MDF. sorry that is just me thinking out loud. ASAT, well if it was me I would be starting now, but as it is my Christmas box of the admiral I will have to work on it ;) ;) all I can say is Christmas may come soon. Denis
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Hi Brian Yes very pleased with the kit. Still not happy with the MDF boards. Denis.
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Hi all Well I got past the cook and bottle washer. Next was to snuggle up to the Admiral, this was not an easy job. I will not go into detail ha-ha but I will say I have chores to do round the dockyard for 6 months. My first impressions, but it was only a quick look. Very good instruction book.. Plans are on good quality paper and by Chris Watton. Wooden strips look like they are of good quality. Deck planking I may change. Fitting look very good. I was surprised that it had material for the sails. Also a base board, that will be changed to a walnut one. Against the kit is the use of MDF board. But overall I am very pleased with the Revenge Kit. Denis.
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Hi Mike I am working on that, but I have to get to the admiral first. I am just a deck hand and I have not got past the cook or the bottle washer yet ha-ha. Denis.
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Hi Vince I will be working on the "RW" that is my main build. Some times I have to put it to one side and refresh my mind. The "Revenge" will help me refresh my mind. So to answer yes I will be working on the two ships. Denis.
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Hi Brian You are more than welcome to pull up a chair ha-ha. Denis.
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Hi Jesse As above, very nice work. Happy Birthday Denis
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Hi Mark Welcome to the RW club. Have a look at Vince P log also Keith W log. You will get a lot of help from the logs. Denis
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Hi Ron That is surprising that the wax did not work. I pulled my rope through the wax about 4-5 times each side ie pull it through then reverse the rope and pull through again 4-5 times each side. Then pulled the rope through my fingers to set the rope in the wax. Denis.
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Hi Ron Your workmanship is just fantastic, very nice work. Did you think about using wax on the rope ??. Denis.
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DenPink replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
How true Mark :D . Denis.- 4,152 replies
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Hi Jesse I was just thinking, have you ever thought about using Flexible Beech. You can bend that wood any shape you like ( well almost ). Denis.
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DenPink replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Box wood grows like a tree also, may be small but I remember I had a boxwood ruler it was a common wood that they used back in the UK in the good old times, every tradesman worth his salt had a boxwood ruler or other tools made from it. Denis.- 4,152 replies
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