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  1. cog
    At least you can re-do-dely-dum-do-it. You know it is "getver, derrie" (yack, muck) I hope it will go smoothly from here on, Marcus. Not what we call a good beginning ...
  2. cog
    3 lines it is ... now you need some orders to get them started
  3. cog
    Nice work on those tree nailed decks Rexy.
  4. cog
    Happy New Year, Nenad, to you and the family. Well done on the ship's boat.,You can start your production line
  5. cog
    Happy New Year Sam. Hope you'll get a bit more time for modelling this year ...
  6. cog
    Thanks Jack. However, it doesn't make it any easier ... I still dunno what those bluenose ringlets look like in that size in comparison to the birch one's ... not much to compare ...
  7. cog
    I'm a metric person, 5/16 doesn't mean a thing to me, show me what you want and I will tell you my thoughts on the subject
  8. cog
    You'll get there, Jack. It'll cost you maybe a bit more time, but you'll do fine
  9. cog
    You are a real PE-master. I know the sizes and how fragile these Pontos parts are for the Yamato (got a box full of more or less the same) and it is stunning to see how you manage to put them into shape ... astonishing!!! Best wishes, and a steady modeling hand for 2017 Cheers
  10. cog
    Thank you for changing the video type Wefalck
  11. cog
    You're getting the hang of making those masts. Looking very good
  12. cog
    Wefalk, The only result I get from your videos are errors both on Quicktime and on VLC
  13. cog
    Black, very dark brown .. Oh, nearly forgot! A happy, healthy and prosperous new year to you an your family! Cheers I forgot another thingy ... You could erect a bit of a wall between frames at those sbdeck spots, and give that on the inside the same colour as the one you put on the frames ..
  14. cog
    You could paint the frames facing those "subdecks" dark. Most builders do as it looks more realistic if one looks down onto or at them ... just a thought
  15. cog
    Should have thought of that!!
  16. cog
    Seems they sold you short ... Right, thinking in solutions: The poop deck: Don't worry, when you lay your deck planking you'll fill it up, and you won't see it any more. The stern filler. That's a different story. You might try to get something from the manufacturer by way of the reseller, but that could take a long time. Alternatively, you could get yourself a block of balse and shape it to fit. Just my two pennies
  17. cog
    Yep, her hair is on fire
  18. cog
    Buying is not the problem, Greg. Choosing the one that will do the job for you ... compressor selected ...?
  19. cog
    Nice work on the caulking and tree nails, Rexy. A disadvantage of graphite is it gets smudges on your planks ... you could use a dark grey-ish fine tipped felt marker instead, I found that black was a bit to prominent Cheers
  20. cog
    First steps taken ... looking good John
  21. cog
    Very clear details. Lovely work on that mast and the housing
  22. cog
    You mean the keel ...
  23. cog
    Rexy, Starts to take the form of a ship. Concerning the deck planks: Depending on how true to scale you want to be you might find out the distance between deck beams on the Endeavour. That will define the length of your planks. You could use 10cm though To get rid of the deformation in the false keel, you could glue blocks of wood in between frames. What you did now will work as the hull will keep it into form Cheers
  24. cog
    Quite a brass band gathered on your decks! Looks very impressive Nils
  25. cog
    Congratioulations on your aniversary, Elijah. Just a wee bit to go

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