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  1. DocBlake
    Hi Bob! I just completed a workshop with David Anscherl and Greg Herbert on headworks. I have a new appreciation for how complicated the work in that area is. Once again, well done!
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    Beautiful job on the head works, Bob.
  3. DocBlake
    Great job on the rigging so far,David. First rate!
  4. DocBlake
    The Fair American (MS) is 1:48 scale; the Rattlesnake (MS) is 1:64 scale. If the Rattler were in 1:48 scale, it would be 1/3 again as long as it is in 1:64 - clearly the larger vessel. The problem is that the Fair American is a model of a model...original plans for the vessel don't exist, so some speculation may have been involved.
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    Great job on those hawse timbers!
  6. DocBlake
    Beautiful job, Michael! Nice case too!
  7. DocBlake
    Amazing work! The interior shot is awesome...so real. I can't wait to see more!
  8. DocBlake
    Excellent work, Bob!
  9. DocBlake
    That looks great, Elijah. Very nice job!
  10. DocBlake
    Great job, JP!
  11. DocBlake
    Magnificent job on the transom, Bob. Really beautiful. It makes me want to start my Lauck Street Halifax!
  12. DocBlake
    Outstanding, David! VERY nice work!
  13. DocBlake
    Good progress. I can't wait to see more.
  14. DocBlake
    Beautiful job,, Ken. Extraordinary.
  15. DocBlake
    This scale certainly provides some challenges.
  16. DocBlake
    Great innovation on the catheads! I'll file this away for future reference. 👍
  17. DocBlake
    Good progress!
  18. DocBlake
    Nice work, Jon! I like your technique for making cleats.
  19. DocBlake
    Thanks for the kind words, guys!
  20. DocBlake
    Here's the current status of this build. All the deck furniture has been glued in place except the tiller, which hasn't got any poly yet either. I just completed the railings, and I still have to build the cannon carriages, swivel guns and swivel gun supports before I start rigging. The masts and sprit are just sitting in place.
  21. DocBlake
    Amazing work. Are the spacers permanent or temporary? How did you fasten them in place?
  22. DocBlake
    Beautiful job! I especially like the binnacle/companionway!
  23. DocBlake
    Very nicely done, Michael. I like the new stand.
  24. DocBlake
    Glad you weathered the storm, Bob.
  25. DocBlake
    Nice laser work. Those parts should really enhance the model. Keep up the good work!

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