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rummy replied to toly.kol's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
Anatoly,Amazing work and beautiful.I love the eggs in the pan.You Sir are an artist. Best Regards Larry -
Hello Again.A very good week.Sometimes things just go right some times they don't.The topsail sheet bitts were not as bad as i had them made out to be.I built the frames for the hatches but the grid I cannot take credit for as they were left over from a kit. Forward men up the gangway ladder to the gangway,Oh I forgot I don't have those yet Larry How do you write between the pictures?
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Welcome Antony to MSW Triton Cross Section Build.We are a small group but there is a lot of knowledge here.Don't worry about dumb quistions because I have ask them all. I do like Cornwall They give good service and the prices are good even with the shipping.The wood I got from was great. Goodby for now Larry
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Beautiful Rusty,I'm green with envy. Larry
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Thank you Josh, Rusty,Ron, and Pete. Rusty I have put my elves to work and we will have 80 by Christmas. Ron,It is brass. Pete I know yours need to be bigger.I have called the steel yard and will have the steel delivered.I have also ordered an arc welder.Yours may be a little longer wait. Sometimes I laugh at my own jokes. I also tried making some tacked together with super glue then re-enforced with epoxy. This was an easer way.I did this in case I do the the full model. As you can see below I also made my wife a lovely pair of earrings. OK, I will stop for now. Larry
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Thanks everyone for the kind words.I was dreading the metal work from day one. I started it and found out I worried for nothing.Here is how I did it.I did the bends with 2 pair of needle nose pliers.I next glued the pieces together with CA..Next I soldered with tin lead solder,sanded,primed and painted.Seems very strong.Well only 7 more to do,I must remember that" Pride Comes Before the Fall" Larry
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Rusty what an artist. The skill is amazing. Larry
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Thank you Pete,Bob,Augie,Ron and Paddy.Nice group of builders we have. Grant. yes I did change the pillars the ones I took out were way to thin and were factory made.The new ones I made myself.You are a very sharp observer. Christan,no it is just basswood Painted to look like tallow. Josh, it is harder to copper plate and do it right than to treenail.Mine only has half the treenails as it should have. Thanks Every one Larry
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