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Everything posted by Knocklouder
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Now the circle is complete, I find myself at your feet whishing, longing to rig like you Great job.
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Ahoy MJ, Tuning in, Good luck on your journey. Bob M.
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Hello, and welcome to MSW. You should open a log for your Rattlesnake. Look at the logs for the Rattlesnake , you find a bunch of snake bitten builders that will help you on your journey . Good luck and ask away, that way you will get an answers Bob M.
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Looking good, you can mark the planking up to, on my next ship. But I am pretty sure that your grandchild will not look at it and say nice but you did not follow Chuck Passaro's tutorial did you lol. great progress . Give the engin a couple of revs before given 'er. PS you know we need a doctor note to cover your time off lol
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Yes that's it. Lines from the bottle. And maybe a few flightless birds tangled up in the lines. To show how our oceans are poluted. Just saying 😌 yep I Know what's your fixing to do next 😉
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Well now I seen it, puddening, thanks for the info. You learn something new everyday. Your anchor looks good Scotty. I will follow along quietly, as I sea I am in over my head lol .
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I have never served a ring, not to say it's not done , just I never heard of it. It looks good, by the time you tie on the big old anchor rope you won't see it,
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Very nice job. I hear you on the jealous part, after looking at your log I had to go to my stash and hug my Pegasus and says soon. its torture lol
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Yes the ring looks a little big. Seizing the line to the ring, not the ring itself .
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This is so good makes you want to buy one, nice job it must be so much fun.
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Hey I must be on the autism spectrum because I use a micrometer to make ALL my deadeyes look the same. I should change my name to The Good Modeller. Lol But even with that, they are out a little lol. Sooner or later, you'll come across a log that will have a picture or explanation. I would check out @Katsumoto log of the Santa Maria. He showed me how to do ratlines , and I like doing them his way. Not many people like doing ratlines but I do lol.@Blue Ensign Pegasus log has so much information about lines, serving, seizing, attaching, etc... As for how to keep everything from unraveling, tension is the key, don't let go of the rope, lol. Easier said then done. 😉 I have enjoyed following along and seeing the detail you put into your ship, hope this helps.
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Ouch!!
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Glad to have you aboard!!
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That's very nice.
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This is going to be a very cool , like there was any doubt 😉. Looking forward to seeing the water
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