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Hi Peter, those pins usually don't come with the kits. This is what I use Headless pin nails. They do make it stronger, if you just glue them on a slight knock will knock them off. Hope it helps. BOB M.
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Jean-Paul everyone will go out of there way to help, you'll see good luck on your journey
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Eamon great looking models, if you ever run into troubles, this is the place to be. So many people here will help , just ask you'll see. Good luck on your journey.
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I'll tag along, I am sure your brother will love it. Good luck on your journey.
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Hello from Perth, Ontario - On to Victory!
Knocklouder replied to Malcolm Brown's topic in New member Introductions
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Good luck on your journey #2, remember to ware your mask 😷 when char removing 😁. I found if I used the back side of my 10 blade first sanding was quicker. But it is slow steady work. Good luck Bob M.
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David, I looked at a lot of St. Roch builds today the ones that look the best are just in line with the portholes. I even went to the Vancouver Museum web site, their St. Roch portholes are even with the rubbing stake. I think they look good. Can we lower the rubbing stake just a bit or do you have to raise the portholes. I would go for a little tidier than accuarcy but I am a newbie lol.
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This is the place to be, always nice to see a fellow Manitobin. So many people here will help you along the way . You'll sea!!
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Glen that is awesome. I had to stop cleaning the shipyard and go show the First Mate . I should be back modeling in 4 or 5 weeks . She said to tell you " your so talented " and she agrees with all of us what an amazing build. Can't wait to see you top this ,but you will lol. Great job. Bob M.
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