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- Birthday 06/21/1961
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Fishing, painting figurines (Warhammer), wood carving, fly-tying, reading, baking (cheesecakes a specialty), turning pens. Newest hobby: 3D resin printing (I love it!)
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St Roch by Lecrenb - 1:48 scale - RCMP Schooner rigged as schooner c. 1930/35
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Just wonderful work, Bruce! Waiting for the reveal of the entire model in display! Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe (Although, we both know what clear skies in January on the Canadian prairies really means)
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Triton by Jerzy
Gabek replied to Jerzy's topic in HMS Triton - 28 gun frigate's Cross Section Build Logs for HMS TRITON
Beautiful work, Jerzy! But I have to laugh a little. It has warmed up a little since this morning (-32C): Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe -
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The Matthew c. 1497 by Gabek - 1:175 - Resin/3D-printed - plans from Matthew Legacy Project
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The Matthew c. 1497 by Gabek - 1:175 - Resin/3D-printed - plans from Matthew Legacy Project
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Introduction With my son nearing the completion of his Masters degree I decided to build a ship model for him. Being a Canadian boy named Matthew, what better ship than The Matthew - the first documented European ship to land in North America, as a gift. I have taken pictures of the whole journey but I didn't post them. Time was short so I blasted through this build as fast as I could. I did, however, create short videos for the model group I belong to: The Model Shipwrights of Niagara. I will post these short videos rather than a painstaking day-by-day log and will respond to any and all questions with additional pictures if necessary. I hope you enjoy. Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe K.
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Casks - hollow with separate head (lid)
Gabek replied to Gabek's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Glad you are using them, Tillsbury! Please send a photo when you have them installed. Sharp Tools and Clear Skies! - Gabe -
Bravo, Michael! Very nicely done in every aspect. Encore! Encore! Clear skies and sharp tools, Gabe
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Great job, Bob! Can't wait to see her in person on my next visit! Clear skies and sharp tools, my friend! - Gabe
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Heyo folks, I haven't really done much with the model, but I took a step towards my final presentation: I created a YouTube livestream and a companion website: https://sites.google.com/view/hms-triton-ship-model/home I still have more grandiose plans for the final product, but I have to settle for this for now. For one, I would like to slow down the turntable! I hope to actually work on the model and post an update soon... Clear skies and sharp tools! - Gabe
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