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About Sea Hoss

  • Birthday 10/10/1961

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    Taunton, Massachusetts
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    Model building, arts

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  1.    donrobinson reacted to a post in a topic: At a Glance: A Snapshot of MSW Members' Current Projects
  2.    Sea Hoss reacted to a post in a topic: My 1/6th scale Normandy, 1944 Canadian officer figure.
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    Nice work! The sails came out great. That is something that I would like to try eventually.
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    Just caught up on your W.B., looks fantastic and makes me so want to do one too!
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    Nice crisp work, I really enjoyed doing this one too.
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    Nice piece of work, looks so realistic!
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  22. Sea Hoss
    Very interesting to watch this build, my machining skills are "0". You do great work!
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    Very nice work Cri Cri !
  28. Sea Hoss
    Nice! What do you call that method of hull making?
  29. Sea Hoss
    Very nice! Love the detailed work...
  30. Sea Hoss
    You do very good work! We all improve with experience... I know it's too late now but when I have done barrels/ kegs, I simply use a wide tipped black felt marker and carefully and gently drag across the high points of the bands. That looks just fine to me anyways. Enjoying watching your build! John.
  31. Sea Hoss
    I agree, very sharp and genuine looking!
  32. Sea Hoss
    Nice work, you got skills!
  33. Sea Hoss
    Very fine work!
  34. Sea Hoss
    Coming along nicely, more complex than I would have thought!
  35. Sea Hoss
    Tremendous job! Masterful...

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