
Mike2020
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I will definitely be following this build log too as I picked up this kit a couple months ago when on sale for ~$100. Thanks for the good info so far and especially the clear pictures - with good lighting!
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Thank you very much Patrick!
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Thank you again- I have bookmarked this link! I can't imagine building without the use of the web or this forum.
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LOL. Thanks Egilman. I believe it as I have made many trips thru SEATAC and have dozens of bumper stickers of your local legend.
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Thanks Mark!
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Thank you Moab and definitely agree!
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Thank you Jeff and nice to meet you as well!
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Thank you Ryland. I agree and this is probably one of the best managed/moderated hobby sites too. Just tons of priceless info.
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Thank you Paul!
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Thank you John and nice to meet you! You a fan of Danny Ricciardo by chance?
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Thank you for pulling together the most helpful links in one spot. I do not know what I will tackle first and will need to read through the 'what do you build first' topic next to decided. I previously tracked down and obtained a 1:78 HMS Victory by Mantua/Panart for <$150 that I would like to do second-ish and then would like to work my way up to a scratch-built Venetian ship eventually.
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Thank you. It is interesting to see and meet so many people from around the world (or neighbors) with a shared, unique hobby even in the digital age.
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Hi- I created an account after first joining an online build club since this seems to be the best forum out there on shipbuilding, etc. I have enjoyed perusing the posts and hope to get some starter/simple build logs going soon. I am from the US based in the Midwest; home to both the blues and Bigfoot (truck, not the monster). Thanks in advance for answers to questions I post and to those that posted threads I have learned a great deal from so far.
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