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"but, I can't guarantee that their work is always good" I know, I have the same experience ... Enjoy your weekend
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Nice work, Jan. Didn't know this gallery, although I've seen quite a few of them. Looks easiy to setup too
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Very impressive Jesse. I wouldn't be able to duplicate that even if I had to! Marvelous
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" I'll post some pics in a week or two after I have some of those things completed." You really do know how to tie us to your build log, Clare!
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You threw your son through the wall Luckily not the boats, that last one looks like the real deal. Well done!
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You could make a mold to keep her from moving around, and have notches to attach rubber bands to ... or ridges for clamps (i.e. on the mold )
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Glad you took it slowly ... It's hard to keep up with you mate. nice build though, even for a "quicky"
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It looks like it is cut from a single piece of wood ... smashing job, Julie ... darn beauty
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Hope your plumbing is better than that in my kitchen ... had to redo the lot. Take care and as Dennis wrote, wish you a quick recovery ...
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She starts to look like a ship, Tim. Good to see you back at the bench. Hope the "new house" chores won't linger on to long ...
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Hope it isn't anything serious, Greg. At least you can get rid of those screwed up eyes Take care!!!
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Piet, you are regressing into Dutch ... probably because you build to many Dutch vessels
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With all the weathering, this lady looks like a tramp next to her hughe sister. She should be in dry dock for an overhaul ... Those guns look astonishing mate, I wouldn't be surprised if your eyes need a holiday after finishing those.
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Wood splits easily at that size, but you can use anyting you want, at least, if you can shape it to your requirements. Banyan's tutorial, yes it is a lot of work, but it is the way most modellers do it. Saw a build log from a Polish chap on the net whom did it the same way, although he used some kind of putty for the mouse (might have scared the cat away ) O golly, you didn't blow up your ship Yesterday ...!?
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US Brig Syren by Gahm - Model Shipways
cog replied to Gahm's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
Hello Thomas, I've been an irregular follower,or should I say lurker You really have some smashing detailed deck furniture on your build. Wonderful work. Cheers -
Wunderbar, impressive, you have done your build proud. Very clear, adn crisp details, alse in the weathering.
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Nils, You sell yourself short. I am convinced you can build the Requin with the plans from ANCRE. However, you should build what you like, as it remains a hobby, and should be, although challenging, fun to do. I look forward to your new build log
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Nils, In a way it is a pitty to see this build come to an end. I have throroughly enjoyed it. Another master piece in your growing collection. I hope your next build will be as challenging for you and educational for us. Thanks for sharing! Cheers
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