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  7. Tewhano
    What is a better size, pixel wise, to post images here. I see the ones I post are huge.
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    I am about 60 miles east of Asheville, just off 40
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  13. Tewhano
    Here is what I could find on the Pourquoi-Pas kit I built. No date on the back of the photo so I am not sure when I built it. I do know it was when I lived in New Zealand so it was in the 80s. Couldn't find one with the rigging and sails. I remember the sails sucked so I removed them but no photos of the finished project. Sorry about the quality of the photos. I think they were taken with a point and shoot camera.
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    I have a look through my box of photos and see if I have a photo of it. It was before digital so I will scan it. I could get my brother to take a picture. The boat is several states away and I can't do long drives anymore. Where would I post the picture?
  15. Tewhano
    Well crap. Yes it was sold by Jaocdoen. I would love to build a larger ship but I am on a tight budget and have to save up before doing so. Thanks for the heads up.
  16. Tewhano
    Thanks for the link Dr PR. Just finished looking through it. The slide show brought back a lot of memories.
  17. Tewhano
    I have been building models off and on since I was a youngster. Mostly plastic kits. My first sailing ship was a plastic large scale USS Constitution (Reveille, I believe). This ship still survives at my brother’s house. Ten years in the Navy meant many moves and the majority of my models have not survived. The first wooden ship I built was one of the Columbus’ fleet boats but I don’t recall which one it was. It was a solid hull kit and I made a mess of it from what I do remember. It is part of the many builds that have not survive the years. My first plank on bulkhead kit was the Pourquoi-Pas, a barque that was powered by a steam-engine as well as the sails. That has survived and resides at my brother’s house. It was also the last ship I built. A couple years ago I took up photography as a hobby. Since then I have been building dioramas for photographing. Recently I decided to get back into ship building and purchased a cheap 1/100 scale schooner named Halcon. I may have made a mistake as it is very tiny and my ability to handle small parts is rapidity deteriorating. Oh well. As one of the captains I served under used to say “Press on Regardless”.
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    I am getting back into model shipbuilding after many years away from the hobby. I bought a 1/100 scale cheap kit to test the waters. I searched the internet and found your post. Most helpful and although the kit is very, very tiny I plan to rig it as per your guidelines posted here. BTW, I served aboard the Okie Boat back in the 70s.

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