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    mtaylor beautiful work. a greeting cabrapente
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    Trevine hello. the details as good, only possible with a larger scale. therefore the explanation is that you have a giant dalmatian. fantastic job. a greeting cabrapente
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    The master gunner
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    I finished placing diodos.4 in the lanterns, and 3 boxes of bombs. I've worked hard to cover up the wires, because it was scheduled.
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    Hello Doris. I love your work. already got the clay. soon try some figure. but looking diodes, found these, you do not need strength. run on a button battery. thank you very much for eneñarnos another way to build beautiful boats. a greeting. cabrapente.
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    keep doing tests, with the colors of the artillery
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    II found a few diodes, which operate with a button battery. I'm trying to see how it looks.
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    really fantastic. thank you very much for the way you work. My wife is also a big fan of his. soon try to do something with fimo polymer clay. a greeting. cabrapente
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    October 2, 2011. I think it is finished.
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    I have no ebony, and tables made ​​of walnut edging. after I gave black wax,. put the scree and the barrel
  11. cabrapente
    I put the pump box and the bulkhead. the small hatch is stuck. the other can be removed
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    I could remove the rollers, if break lining. to try them again, departed forever. and when heated, by rubbing strawberry swell and burst. after several attempts, I tried on a larger piece, once made ​​the grooves, just have to cut it to size. has come to the first
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    the slides
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    the cannon
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    pumps start
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    August 2011. Mast wedges
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    web frame
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    I start the planking
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    August 2011. making mini pulleys and almost finished the shell
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    a belle, only leads filler. section but, I'm giving lasur background. which is a wood preservative, and when I finish, I'll give sealer. fortunately, all are original wood scraps and meeting tables. to the keel, keelson and beams, oak. lining, iroko. shell, cherry. deck planking, cedar. walnut masts. Ebony and tapes. mood is not so fierce as they paint the lion. a greeting.
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    Also, for the beams go all the same, I did a little longer, the fasten with battens glued on their heads, and tomorrow I sand them and give them all the same curve. then, cut ...
  22. cabrapente
    this time, for the deck planking I stuck a black felt the cedar plank, and after the short. out much better.
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    July 18, 2011. I start the master section.
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    October 2011. already placed the lantern and cannons. for now, I will not put candles so I think that is already finished. I also finished the master section Now, I will dedicate myself to fleuron.
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    September 2011. to place the leaves, I almost went crazy. Finally after a thousand tries, I saw the light. I make notches to the piece, so that between the leaf. go through the piece with a brass rod. I put the leaves by the stem and press it against the workpiece tightly with pliers. tin salary. at the end, I put a ring of brass. I like the reultado.

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