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I'm inclined to agree with you both, as a child one of my favourite plastic airfix kits was Brunels SS Great Western the side wheel steamer with full rigging and went to Bristol to see SS Great Britain
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Alaskan yellow Cedar is apparently good for carving, I think Chuck has used it for that purpose, but I could be mistaken. He does stock it though, quite reasonably priced as well. (I'm not affiliated with Syren Ship Model Company) Just my two pennies worth.
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Welcome to MSW, be interesting to watch this one, have fun and really hope you get it steaming!!
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Welcome back to the non-plastic, non flying thingy Lou.
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Looks great Phil, is the second planking similar to a self adhesive vinyl paper? Will any multi purpose filler work as spackling in the UK is nearly £30 a tub?
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