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I will follow with great interest. I bought last year also a fully set of the drawings, to plan also a build a model of this beautyful ship
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Merry christmas and a happy new year also to you. In the news I saw yesterday the deep frozen pictures of the US. I hope that ca you can celebrate christmas with your familie.
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Yesterday I had the opportunity to watch the video of the online course. Afterwards I tried to represent a 2D reconstruction, which I have done in Autocad 2014, with Rhino. Enclosed is a screenshot of my first attempt. Next I have to extend the stern accordingly. Many thanks to @Richard Dunn for his cursus, which was a big help for me to go my first steps with Rhino 7.
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I have both woods in my stash. Boxwood is harder than yellow cedar. Bother timber you can combine with holy and a light colord pear. I think it is a personal decision which timber you use. As Chuck has to have a look at the costs of the parts/model he offers, his choice is excellent. I like to work with both timbers.
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Congratulation for finishing this beautyful model.
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Hi Kris, sorry to hear all this. If you need help to use your drawings in another more common format, I can help you converting your Rhino files.
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Hi Gregory, I read through your log this morning. I am little bit curious about your scale conversion. 1/48 is 133.33% bigger than 1/64. So you are not building the model in scale 1/48, if my calculation is right. It is not a big issue but you have to think on it, if you use information from the NMM drawing. You have to shrink the measurements. I will follow your log.
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It's looking really nice, but a shame that you hide your beautyful framework.
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Hello Dave, I took my time this morning to read through your build log. Really nice and clean model.
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