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  1. realworkingsailor
    I'm with you there Augie, they where the best cartoons going for quite a long while. Often imitated, never duplicated.
  2. realworkingsailor
    In other words, Sjors gets off scott-free and we all have a good laugh
  3. realworkingsailor
    What? And risk not being able to commit you to a weekend of domestic servitude in order to allow your wife some time to work on her ship models (or whatever other projects she may have up her sleeve)? Now where would the fun be in that?
  4. realworkingsailor
    A lean, mean, housework doing machine!
  5. realworkingsailor
    But at the same time it shows people what could be done. Of course at 1:64 it would be a little easier
  6. realworkingsailor
    Yeah.. ok... I spent some time browsing Far Side cartoons recently.....
  7. realworkingsailor
    The MSW Menagerie continues to grow day by day... and it's also readily apparent that the inmates are running the asylum here.... And there's nothing wrong with that at all...
  8. realworkingsailor
    Ahhh..... but we can only hope....
  9. realworkingsailor
    I can't offer any suggestions... you're doing things pretty much like I would....keep going, it looks great Andy
  10. realworkingsailor
    I think I found Sjors lurking at the fringes of my recent adventure claiming he had some brainwashed seal spying on me..... so I turned his seal into a double agent by tossing it a bucket of fish....
  11. realworkingsailor
    Keith, I won't spoil the surprise and tell you how it ended
  12. realworkingsailor
    The window frames themselves were photo etch that came with the kit, but with a jig they could easily be made up using styrene or strip wood. If you have a good hobby shop near you, see if they stock Evergreen or Plastruct strips for the styrene option, or Mt Albert Scale Lumber for the strip wood option. Andy
  13. realworkingsailor
    Uh oh.... that is a problem.... maybe you need a straw..... or a foam dome:
  14. realworkingsailor
    Nice job on the whole thing so far. Looks really good. I know there's nothing that can replace the satisfaction of creating parts for yourself, but when I saw you go to the trouble of making all those bolts, I thought I would bring this to your attention. I know it's probably a bit late now, and there's absolutely nothing wrong at all with your work, but something tells me that if you had to do that for a whole warf, you'd drive yourself nuts (bad pun... sorry)... so here: http://grandtline.com/products/mrr/mrr%20details/augmentables.html Andy
  15. realworkingsailor
    Of course I imagine you still require a daily booster to keep up your immunization?
  16. realworkingsailor
    What a boring forum that would make.... Andy
  17. realworkingsailor
    It's actually not that hard to do. All I did on mine was trace the outline of the quarter badges onto some basswood of an appropriate thickness of basswood and with careful cutting and filing, and sanding, it took me about an hour to make each one. Andy
  18. realworkingsailor
    I'm with Chris on this one...make yourself a new one from scratch... at least... that's what I would do. You may have to make a few attempts at it, but when you finally got it right, you'd be much happier. Andy
  19. realworkingsailor
    I guess that goes to show you that snacks are ok... as long as it's popcorn. Everything else carries too great a risk. Andy
  20. realworkingsailor
    Incredibly painstaking work, very nicely done
  21. realworkingsailor
    I'm talking about different men in white coats..... The ones that take you away to a nice padded room......
  22. realworkingsailor
    You just keep saying that to yourself....... I'll send for the nice men in the white coats to come and get you
  23. realworkingsailor
    Ahem....I have no reason to call Anja names... Sjors is delusional....
  24. realworkingsailor
    Hey Sjors: :P :P :P
  25. realworkingsailor
    In Newfoundland you just have to wait five minutes

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