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Samson Post Bitts… Second Bitt was a bit better than my first Bitt, so I made a third Bitt to match the second Bitt. 😆 Samson Post complete. Cheers 🍻
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Thanks Bill, You think that’s small, watch this. LOL Futtock and upper shrouds on Mizzen Mast… Anchors came in today from Peter’s Model Supplies on eBay. Great sources for parts. Can’t wait to do Ratlines on this one. Steady as she goes… Cheers
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HMS Terror by Jond - OcCre - 1:75
John Ruy replied to Jond's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
As are my Bowdoin and Redjacket. 😔- 53 replies
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YES! Working on a pair of Catheads now. Drilling out the triple block in the end is challenging. CAN’T WAIT TO START RIGGING. I think some blocks will have to be a painted knot 🪢 LOL 😂
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HMS Terror by Jond - OcCre - 1:75
John Ruy replied to Jond's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
Hi Jon, just went thru your build log here. Excellent work… Love your diorama. I saw your Bowdoin Diorama up close, several years ago in Boothbay. I was working on my own Bowdoin back then. Looking forward to getting a close up look at this one when you bring it to one of our meetings. Meanwhile, I’m going to pull up a chair and watch you finish. 🍻- 53 replies
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Beckets on bluejacket double block
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Barbara, You might Find this topic answers your question. Cheers -
Time for an update… Progress is slow, I just haven’t had the time to work in the shipyard. Sealed the deck stain and white acrylic with Testors Clear Gloss Acrylic. Stepping the Masts Tapering the Mizzen Lower Mast utilizing my drill chuck lathe. 😎 Building the Lower Mast Head. Continuing with the Top Mast Triple Tree. Mizzen Mast completed. Cheers 🍻
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Looking for ideas for work area
John Ruy replied to Desertanimal's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Hi, Chris My approach was to buy two work bench kits from Home Depot and configure a corner bench with a Lazy Susan attached in the corner. I then built a drawing board on the opposite return. works well for my confined space in my basement.
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