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BANYAN

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  1. Fantastic job Rod; she came up a real 'treat' for the eyes and is a compliment to your efforts in building her. I really like that lantern, had not noticed it before. Happy New Year mate, cheers Pat
  2. Clever adaption; look forward to seeing some of the resulting work. cheers Pat
  3. That framing looks good Ben, glad to see you making such good progress. cheers Pat
  4. Stunning model; thanks for the update shots John. You guys can be justifiably proud of your efforts on this model. cheers Pat
  5. They have come out very nicely Steven; your persistence has paid dividends. Every sub/mini-project is a learning process; the next batch should be faultless masterpieces then cheers Pat
  6. Thanks Denis; a great christmas thanks mate. Wishing you and the family a happy and safe new year. cheers Pat
  7. I have used a spray-on (pressure pak) 'temporary' fix glue from 3M and another company in the past with some success - can't remember the brand name of the other but available in art supply stores. Only issue was that sometimes the edge of the paper would lift when cutting on the saw (especially with the scroll saw) which I think was due to the offset teeth of the blades I was using. cheers Pat
  8. Thanks all for the likes and comments; much appreciated. I hope all had a very happy Christmas, and wishing you all the best in health, happiness and prosperity for 2019. cheers Pat
  9. Hi Ilhan, As John has suggested, some steering control rods were above deck. The attached photo shows control chains but the principle is the same. I have seen, but do not have a photo, where these chains ran inside an inverted 'U' style protective cover bolted to the deck (not flush) also. I hope this helps? cheers Pat
  10. Hi folks a small update. These only stand 11mm tall and the thicker looking handles only 0.8mm - may change the handles as they look a little too thick but were supposed to be more substantial for two men to operate it. The downton pumps are assembled with one dry fitted to the base/plinth n which it will stand on deck. The next thing is to clean them up a bit and a final coat of white. Wishing all a very merry and safe festive season cheers Pat
  11. Merry Christmas John, and best wishes for a healthy 2019. I look forward to seeing your Meteor progress. cheers Pat
  12. Merry Christmas to you too mate! May santa make all your modelling wishes come to reality cheers Pat
  13. You have done remarkable work with a limited toolset Steven; congratulations are well deserved. Merry Christmas Pat
  14. Seasons greetings to you also Ed, thanks for another informative year. regards Pat
  15. Hi Vossie, WRT order I always look at what is going to be difficult to do once the furniture is in situ. For example, I place as many hooks, eyes etc into the bulwarks (for guns etc)before the furtnotre so that I have room to drill. the same goes when it comes to the furniture itself, I always look what is going to get in the way of other jobs, so I make but only dry fit some deck furniture. One example is things that may restrict you tying off on fife rails, pin rails, jeers btts etc. cheers pat
  16. Oh come on Ed, those are real yards treated in photoshop aren't they?....? very clean, crisp metal and wood work. cheers Pat
  17. Thanks Steven; yep, I have some real gains this week finding some useful stuff in the records. cheers Pat
  18. Glad to hear all is well John. That hull is starting to show her complete lines now; looks good. cheers pat
  19. Hi Carl, missed this one. Looks good mate; seems you have the air brush issues (temperature/humidity) etc sorted now? cheers Pat
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