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MSW down in UK on 25 July 2022?
Dave_E replied to Rik Thistle's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
I concur with Glenn. NRG notified me via email. Can’t do better than that. 👍 -
Hi Kale, welcome! 😀
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Hey Bill, why did you leave all your eyelets bare metal? I joined the build late, sorry if you answered this before.
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F-86F-30 Sabre by Egilman - Kinetic - 1/32nd scale
Dave_E replied to Egilman's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Good on you Brother. Look upwards to heaven and smile, letting God know he runs things! 🙏👍😀 -
Hi Mike, welcome to the forum! What ships have you built? What are you thinking about building next?
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Real knots verses what is practical for scale ships
Dave_E replied to Srenner's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
What scale are you building when you do this real marlin spike? -
Swan-Class Sloop by Stuglo - FINISHED - 1:48
Dave_E replied to stuglo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
NICE! You keep this up and scratch building is going to have a new meaning. 👍😀- 475 replies
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How many kits do you have on the go at the moment?
Dave_E replied to CaptnBirdseye's topic in Wood ship model kits
Well that lasted a few months. 😆 Since I so boldly stated above, I am working on a wooden ship, a card model airplane, just got done building a plastic model plane with my grandson and am researching scratch building a wooden ship. I guess the old “never say never” might apply. 😆 -
Welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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Outstanding build Sir, really nice! Glad you finished her. 👍😀
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Hi Frank, welcome aboard, glad to meet you. 👍😀
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Hopefully you did not ca glue the knots. If not, maybe you can untie. Careful for the shroud!
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Hi Glomar, I had the same issues when I started. This is what worked for me… as you start the next knot on the next shroud, keep things pulled tighter. Before you know it, you’ll be noticing they’re to tight. Practice. 👍😀
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Good morning everyone. After my dismay about the laser cut parts and the way they did not fit well settled down, I went to work. I’m learning that there are “kits” and then there are “kits”. One has parts that fit together pretty good and you just put it together with relative ease. The other, you must “work” the parts so they will fit together. I got everything cut out, sanded and then did the shim thing that my fellow Rattlesnake builders found before me. Looking good. I feel kind of silly that I bashed the Amati Lady Nelson kit. Compared to this one so far, the Lady was a breeze at this stage. 😊 I used some scrap wood from the lady. This is what I had left over from the build.
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