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Hi Rick, welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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Hi Bill, welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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Hi All, The mood just hasn’t been there to get back into the hull of the ship, so I turned to the cannons. I cleaned up the cannons and I think they turned out satisfactory. The carriages… that’s another thing. I ordered some carriages from Syren for the smallest cannon he makes (which is a 6 pounder I think). Anyway, his cannons measure about a mm and some change longer than these do from MS. I’m going to build one and see how these guns fit. So, while on the gun topic, I had lots of correspondence when building the Lady Nelson regarding breeching rope, rings and tackle. Given both ships are 1:64 scale… is the difference between a 3 or 4 pound cannon and a 6 pounder going to have real differences in the size of the breech line and rings and eyebolts etc. that will be visible on the ship at this scale? I’ve got lots of different sizes of wire to make things from if it makes a difference. I don’t have much information on anything other than breech line size for a 6 pounder.
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Hi Mic, welcome to the forum! 😀
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Swan-Class Sloop by Stuglo - FINISHED - 1:48
Dave_E replied to stuglo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Well done Sir, indeed I say! 😀- 475 replies
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Hi Paul, welcome to the forum. I visited Wales many years ago while in the US Navy. Lovely place! 👍😀
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Yo Tommy, welcome to the forum! 😀
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Welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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Welcome to the forum! This is the place to learn all you want to about model ship building! 😀
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Welcome back Sir! 👍😀
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Really nice Dave! Sails are excellent!👍😀 What’s on the horizon?
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Mayflower by tj456 - 1/19 scale
Dave_E replied to tj456's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Hi Jerzy, welcome to the forum! 😀
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Hi All, We’re back from our month in Hawaii and as much as I had fun (sun burn, screaming grandkids, moody daughter-in-law and losing too many games of chess to our son) I’m glad to be home. Here is the Britannia stern piece… finding out just how hard this is to paint free hand. The raised portions of the casting do not allow some of the techniques I’ve seen. Two feet away… eh. 😉 I’ve got some touch up to do. This is also my 1000th post on the forum! 😀 Honesty, I have been on many forums in my life with different hobbies and interests (there are forums for any subject on the planet) but have never had the involvement that I do with MSW. The month I was in Hawaii, it was a joy to open up the forum every day or two and see what the boys have been doing. What I did not know when I joined is that MSW is not just for wooden model shipbuilding! Card, plastic, wood, bottles… ships, planes, anything, and I’d guess that many of us do dabble in more than one modeling medium. Anyway, glad I’m here and enjoy the many online friendships. God Bless you and Happy new year to all! 👍😀
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Hello from Southeast Michigan, USA
Dave_E replied to DonBMichigan's topic in New member Introductions
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Sea Harrier FRS1 by AJohnson - FINISHED - Airfix - 1:72
Dave_E replied to AJohnson's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Sweet! You don’t by chance fancy the Harrier do you? 😆👍😀 -
hello -old shipbuilder signing in for first time
Dave_E replied to manning16's topic in New member Introductions
Hi John, welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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