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About James G

  • Birthday 05/25/1959

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    Muskegon, Michigan
  • Interests
    Ship Modeling, History, Cycling, Boating

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  1.    James G reacted to a post in a topic: HMS PEGASUS by giampieroricci - Scale 1:36 - Swan-Class Sloop from plans by David Antscherl & Greg Herbert
  2.    James G reacted to a post in a topic: HMS PEGASUS by giampieroricci - Scale 1:36 - Swan-Class Sloop from plans by David Antscherl & Greg Herbert
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  7.    James G reacted to a post in a topic: 18th-Century Merchantman Half Hull Planking Kit by JacquesCousteau - FINISHED - NRG - 1:48
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  18. James G
    Good luck! I have this book as well and this is one I’m considering for my first scratch build too. Am very interested in following your journey. Thanks for sharing.
  19.    FrankWouts reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Winchelsea by James G (Jim) - 1:48
  20.    hollowneck reacted to a post in a topic: NRG Rigging Project by tlevine - FINISHED
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  22. James G
    The rigging section on this website has lots of information on rigging. YouTube has plenty as well. Also Google searches can probably give you specifically what you’re looking for. I did all this when I rigged my first model and it worked out well. Good luck. It all gets easier as you gain more experience.
  23. James G
    Fantastic idea Toni! I recently completed the NRG’s Planking Tutorial that you were instrumental in developing. That was very educational. I’ll be purchasing once available. Should prove useful when I get to rigging the Mayflower I’m currently working on. Thank you for creating this!
  24. James G
    David, I ended up doing the same on mine. I think it’s a manufacturing issue with the kit. Shims resolved the issue for me. Below is how mine turned out. Very educational and worthwhile.
  25. James G
    Greg, you are a model making machine! 😆 Really do enjoy your logs.
  26. James G
    It is a piece of art so my feeling is it depends on which master you’d like to serve. Accuracy or clean lines? The beauty is in the eye of the beholder so your call. I can make a case in my own head for either direction. Enjoying the build!
  27. James G
    Welcome back! Glad to hear you’re feeling healthy! Always enjoy your build logs and this one looks interesting.
  28. James G
    The NRG Merchantman Half Hull project is now complete. Excellent tool for developing planking skills. Highly recommend! More to come on my Winnie build journey.
  29. James G
    Kenny, I cut my own bulkheads and former as well. It takes some extra time but I don’t regret the experience I gained by doing so. Looks like you’re getting off to a nice start. Best wishes!
  30. James G
    Before beginning the planking process in Chapter 2 I wanted to learn and practice a bit more . To help with my skills I’ve been working through the planking skill building project that’s offered through the NRG. A very helpful tool! If you want some additional training and practice this is a wonderful resource. I’ll begin Chapter 2 once I’ve completed this half hull. Happy New Year 🎊 everyone!
  31. James G
    Welcome Kenny! I started my Winnie about a year ago. Just beginning Chapter 2. A great model and a great group here. Lots of support whenever you need it. Looking forward to watching your progress!
  32. James G
    Beautiful Frank! Looks like the PVA will be flying soon. 👍
  33. James G
    That’s what I did when I built mine. No regrets…would do the same again.
  34. James G
    Well done, Robert!
  35. James G
    At the risk of sounding redundant Glenn, absolutely stunning work! A pleasure to follow.

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