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Count me in, Dan. I'll follow your log with great interest
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Happy birthday, Nils
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Wow, that's a really nice little boat. I must allways look at the scale of your model 1:100
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Your wheel looks fantastic. The painture of the model gives a real good impression how such a ship has looked in the Age of Sail.
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Really, nice small boat, Dan. The idea with the second helling I've stored in my book
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The planking is looking really good
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It's allways fascinating to follow your logs. I've learned a lot fromin the past years. Thanks
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THE 74-GUN SHIP by Jeronimo
AnobiumPunctatum replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Looks really good. Your work is very accurate and precise.
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Congrats Ed. The book would be a nice Christmas gift
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Really intersting jig for the milling job, Mick. I'll cover your idea for my build. Thanks
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Shipyard H.M.S. Wolf, 1754 - 1:72 Scale Laser Cut Kit
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Really nice progress, Nils
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I've finished the "Disposition of Frames" drawing. I am not quite happy with the position of the timberheads between station line 17 and 19. But this is the position I got from the As Built plan of the Fly. Next I will built my building board and start with the model.
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Very nice hull, Ed . Your method is completly diefferent from every other methods, I've seen before.
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Thanks druxey. That sentence helps me a lot. I hope now, that I can finish the drawing until this weekend.
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