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  1. cog
    I would go for the last one if a lot of stress is expected in real life usage ...
  2. cog
    Typically Dutch Jan. I would ioncrease the bid if I had the money. In fact it's priceless!
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    Fam, I am not familiar with a hook joint, any example? So to me, currently, I can only advise on scarf joint ..
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    Cristiano, I hope I will get my sails and rigging as good as yours when the time comes!
  5. cog
    Great work Fam, like those sheave blocks, very neatly done
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    As long as those lines do not get Babylonian proportions, we might Jan
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    Marc, Excuse me correcting, but it's nautiek.nl not nautik.nl ... mixing Dutch and German ... ? You speak to many foreign tongues!
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    Hold on to those pants, Michael, you're doing rather nicely ... The wire you use for the springs, anything special?
  9. cog
    And mobbsie mason mortarred on ... You really do go fast!!! Have another wounderful build waiting mate ... !? Looks good though, very sturdy and neat ...
  10. cog
    Mobbsie likes to be up front ... that's why he left the explaining and taking all those pictures up to you Grant!!
  11. cog
    I've been thinking about a wallpaper steamer ... Will be tagging along anyway
  12. cog
    Looks good Grant, I really cna't wait to see the next step!
  13. cog
    Some last minute stunning details ... Looks really marvelous.
  14. cog
    Can't you make a wooden box for steaming ... That would decrease the waiting for the planks to be bent into shape ...
  15. cog
    Now you mention Kees, I might as well ask why you didn't use brass on the sides of those ladders ... a little soldering ... would give them a nice metal touch/finish ... Perhaps you could do some electrical wiring around the cabin and the part beneath it ... as a minor detail ... or a handrail around the cabin ... to hold onto during foul weather. I remember those from the Smit Nederland I'm getting your virus mate ... better hold my tongue ...
  16. cog
    Stunning ... silence
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    John, That's because they're little, I'm gald he didn't jet find out about all those ini mini tiny details ... Popeye, You keep on amazing the crowds with your never ending creative endurance ...
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    Chuck, Could you ..., Oeps Love the details you've achieved with lasercut brass. As I can't compare it with similar etched parts I can't say it's better or worse, but hey, it looks awfully good
  19. cog
    Cristiano, You do not need to use them for balls, you can shoot daisies
  20. cog
    Great save on the primer Kees. Love the detail your showing. Almost a picture of the real thing!!!
  21. cog
    Talking about humbling ...
  22. cog
    Work tends to interfere rather forcefully into our hobbies ... Those ratlines, and stays can really ty your brains up into a turkish head. So far you've achieved all your goals, even with those lovely cannons I'm convinced you'll have it up in no time
  23. cog
    It looks close enough!
  24. cog
    A small wonder ... I marvel at your ability to create something so stunning
  25. cog
    Fantastic Bob.Looks wonderful

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