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I'm still keeping in touch.. been in Thunder Bay since yesterday noon (EDT). I'm relegated to working on 1:1 ships for the time being. I'll try and restart my old "Andy's Maritime Adventures" Thread from MSW 1.0 (with photos, of course) Andy
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Cool, I don't recall you mentioning it before.. I didn't want to assume too much. Andy
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If at first you don't succeed... try, try, try......try.....try............**** it, go and get drunk. Isn't that how it goes? Lessons learned are still progress.. even though it may not feel like it. Andy
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If you want to mute some of your weathering effects, you can try going over with a very light overspray of white or black (depending if you want her to look faded or grimey). If you can of course... I don't know if you have an airbrush... or access to one... Andy
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Trying to think back a couple months.... I basically had the overhand knot of the strop tied before I slipped it over the block. If you're having problems, tweezers and alligator clips are your best friends. See if you can locate a set of mounted alligator clips. They come in a set of at least two mounted to a pedestal, some even come with a built on magnifying glass. Andy
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As long as you don't .. Uh.. bond...over crazy glue... Sorry....couldn't help myself... Andy
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Let's just say... The tax man likes me very much... Andy
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It's one thing to stick your nose out the door and go "*sniff* Hmmm cold out..." and the retreat back inside.. Try having to clear frozen sounding pipes, valves and other plumbing work, when the contents of said plumbing would prefer not to exist in a liquid state... Oh yeah... Did I mention that at the same time you yourself has also been forced to endure said frigid temperatures for several hours and most likely due to the aforementioned issues are also soaked to the skin (yet the outer layers of your clothing has begun to freeze).... "Man up"..... Yeah... Sure... You first... Andy
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I have to go up to Thunder Bay tomorrow... The forecast has it -14 C in the morning..... **chatter*** Andy
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That's what I'm afraid of Yeah... Cold... I'll be packing the thermal clothes.... Someone forgot to turn on spring this year... Andy
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You need to check out Petrus' scratch build O19, he's got a whole history lesson on his father's service (and a photo of the Java) Andy
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What? Not a tug? Is the world turned upside down? Andy
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Here are a couple sites you can use to follow the ships: http://www.greatlakes-seaway.com/en/navigating/map/index.html That one deals exclusively with the St. Lawrence Seaway and Welland canal http://ais.boatnerd.com/ That one covers most of the Great Lakes. Andy
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Which kit manufacturer is best?
realworkingsailor replied to Shazmira's topic in Wood ship model kits
Great.... Now the natives are restless... Somebody better start sawing logs to settle 'em down.... Andy -
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realworkingsailor replied to Matrim's topic in Nautical/Naval History
I think people don't realise the true cost of keeping a museum ship, let alone restoring one. It's easily in the millions of $$ per year, and unless there's some kind of public support, most good natured intentions are doomed to fail. Andy -
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realworkingsailor replied to fish's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
If you check out the home page, head over to the "articles and downloads" section. Under "tools and materials" is the list. Andy
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