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Nice work Adam, she looks 'grand' -
Sam, Why not use dovetail joinery, nice and sturdy. You are a fine craftsman, so that shouldn't pose to much of a problem
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Lovely job on the masts and the brass Bob Lookin' forward to more!
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Mobbsie, Maybe we should stick to perception and get some of those 'parking beepers' to use around ourselves if confronted with sharp objects. Be carefull
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Piet, Great looking prop!!! Good nobody was supervising with a whip
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Aye Popeye, As long as you jot down the right content in the right log, and use the materials on the propper build, I don't much mind you switching, I'm daft alreay catching up a years worth of build logs
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Piet, She's looking very smart. I love what you've accomplished with mere razor blades, apair of ordinary scissors, very small files, very small drill bits, a soldering iron, and not to forget your pair of strong fingers. Very lovely details!
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Hi Sam, Magnetron, oven, take-away, delivery service (depends on your taste aswell) ... However, so far you've been well on the way creating a production plant for carriages, what about the foundry ...?
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That's exactly what I meant. I'm looking forward to see your solution!
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Russ, She does look good, beter even. Your remark about the deadeyes and chainplates made me ponder on it too. The deadeyes do look a bit small compared to the chainplates ... If you made the chainplates of soldered wire, would that not be more in ratio?
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Sam, Isn't it natural to prolong the building time with 'sub projects' when confronted with (scarry) items like masts. rigging ... I suppose taht currently I seem to be carrying that record
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Nice work! It is always harder to redo compared to start with a fresh pristine build.
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Love it Sam! Your toolbox has extended too ... if not the use of it! Looking gooooood
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Can't take a day off and you start a-new ... Since all seats have been taken, I'll be the shadow standing at the back somewhere, trying to get a peak at the master's workmanship. Nice to see some saw- and sanddust flying again. I can almost smell it here ... P.s. Glad to know Xmas has been moved to April
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Just read the log: Very nice work Bob. Wounderful detail too. Those admirals realy do know how to 'move' us don't they ...
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Mihai, A lovely kit. You've got your work cut out for you! Swell job on the hull so far. I'll be poppin' in from time to time
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Not jet Sam. I'll give you a buzz when Dolphyn has resurfaced from below newspapers, folders, and ... mainly DUST. However, I've first some major catching up to do. Love your stamina!
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Sam, Those carriages are looking goooooood. Since you've got the hang of it ... make me 10
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Jason, Long time no see. You've been continuing steadilly all those months, while I haven't been able to do anything. Very nice work on the rigging!!
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Bob, Went through your build, as I haven't been around of late. You realy did a wounderful job on her. My compliments. Will be following your next endeavour!
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Looking good Wayne. You and your crew managed to produce more than I did! Hope to find some time too soon
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Hi Adam, Looks like a ver nice kit. Well done on the bargain. Looking forward to your handywork
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Very sharp design those lights in the ceiling.
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Nice solution Bob. But what else could we expect from a creative mind!
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