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  1. ZyXuz
    well done, Børge.. love every details at the bow section
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    Thanks Mike! I ordered it from a local carpenter.. actually my dad's friend, a church member.. he's quite famous in our area, and provides reasonable price.. the only bad thing is it was too slow.. I've cleaned spider webs off my ship thrice waiting the case to arrive Well, I plan to start it right next month since I'm still single and always free at home Currently planning the color theme of my Unicorn, and some modification to be done. Also, I've started buying better tools.. gonna make myself a DIY lathe and drill press stand to cut cost Can't wait to START!!!
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    nice work, Ricardo.. especially on the painting job just saw that you cut your finger, hope it's recovered by now I also cut myself on the first day making my Race Horse.. recalled that feeling.. real pain
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    wow! really nice work Michael! I really love the added detail on the gratings.. and Thanks for sharing them out!
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    Thanks for all the comments! Finally, 1 month plus after ordering.. my display case had finally arrived.. It was really slow, but since it looks nice.. I've decided not to complain them.. Also, I've uploaded my ship's photos to the gallery Here's how it looks now in my living room! Anyway, my next model is now at my home!! Actually a month ago.. One quick peek Last but not least.. Thanks all for helping and encouraging me through the whole process!! It has been very precious!! :)
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    Thanks for the info.. I think a 3000rpm drilling tool shd be enough then
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    well done on the hull planking, Adam! so clean and neat and your stern gallery is going well!
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    Hi Ron, I'm planning to make on DIY lathe too! Can I know what is the maximum RPM of your power tool? I put the Proxxon lathe as a reference, and I've learned that its max RPM is 5000.. Anyway, SKIL hand drill which is in my buying list has max rpm at only 3000.. Do you think it's fast enough?
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    real neat works on the planking and gunports.. excellent! and, you got an awesome birthday present!!
  10. ZyXuz
    nice planking work, Richard!
  11. ZyXuz
    awesome details!!! I can watch them all day!!
  12. ZyXuz
    congratulation on her arrival! the instruction plans look good!! can't wait to see you start ur building
  13. ZyXuz
    nice 1st planking.. just need more sanding and filler.. 2nd layer shd be a breeze
  14. ZyXuz
    i love the shilloute one.. I can sure she'll just look like a real ship when she's done
  15. ZyXuz
    nice idea on rope coils.. thanks for the tip!
  16. ZyXuz
    love the way your handle the footrope.. well done!
  17. ZyXuz
    connection using the keel is really a brilliant idea.. I might 'steal' your idea for my next ship Anyway, well done!
  18. ZyXuz
    that's a perfect planking!! well done Vitus!
  19. ZyXuz
    wow, she's a beauty! you should proud of her
  20. ZyXuz
    as usual.. nice and neat! really envy your skills I'd vote for treenails!
  21. ZyXuz
    Wow! Superb details on the barrel!! adding the black lines down really make different! well done!
  22. ZyXuz
    wow, she looks great! I'm looking forward for larger pictures
  23. ZyXuz
    well done, Sam.. I just love the hinges u made, they're much better than the kit ones
  24. ZyXuz
    nice work on the catheads' sheaves!!
  25. ZyXuz
    nice work on the cannons riggings!

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