GrandpaPhil
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Thank you very much, OC! Thank you very much to all who have hit the “like” button or just stopped by! 2 anchor cranes pending painting and installation:
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Thank you all for the likes and for stopping by! I started from the bow and am working my way aft like I would on a sailing ship model. So, I am beginning with the anchors! Once I get these done and installed I’ll make the anchor cranes!
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That is an excellent book!
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Alan, Thank you very much! Jeff, Lol, I enjoy the hobby quite a lot, and each build I learn something new! The challenge is what makes it fun! I’m having a ladder making party today: Second set for the day: Ladders are one of the hardest parts of a ship for me, especially modernish ships.
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Thank you both very much! Mott’s Military Museum is a very neat place. I like it quite a lot and have been through there a few times. Captain Rickenbacker was a very interesting character. This one took me about 80 hours to build and is now done: I’ll deliver it to its new home this week. Thank you all for watching and following along! Have a very Merry Christmas! And it is now paper ship o’clock!
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Have you seen the Venetian Galleass in Souvenirs de Marine? That looks awesome and I want to build that one day.
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Harold Hahn’s books have his plans of ARW ships too. Some of them are buildable right out of the books with some resizing.
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The Smithsonian has plans available for most of the US sailing navy.
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One very roughed out base coated six color Western Front camouflage scheme: The next time I work on it I’ll touch everything up and do all the detail painting. Then everything’s getting sealed and decals are getting added. Then everything gets sealed again before I add the struts and the windscreen. After that I’ll add that top wing and rig the model!
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