
thomas jr
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Ok this is where iam now on my kit so far I'm getting the beams on the side the top deck is now in place The top deck was really warped so I tried to take some of it out I got some out at the front that still got a bit too high The staircase should be in place but I've had a real hard time getting that photo edge rail to stick to the wood I tried a poxy and it still popped apart The staircase should be in place but I've had a real hard time getting that photo edge rail to stick to the wood I tried epoxy glue and it still popped apart here are some pic If anybody has any idea how to glue that photo edge Rail to the wood could you please let me know For the spiral staircase at the front
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thomas jr reacted to a post in a topic: King of the Mississippi by thomas jr - Artesania Latina
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This is not a fun kit now There are 2 versions of this kit Unfortunately for me I have the new version ref number 20515 the wood is much thinner there no book to go by now it all on a DVD no printed to tell what size wood to use or goes where .its just all Pictures this will not fun for me I will do the best I can I might need help if anyone is doing this Version of this kit ref 20515 for now I did get some work done to it here are some pic
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ok did not see that thanks mtaylor
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thank you all for the welcome as of right now iam working on wood stage coach witch i cant post on the forms iam wait on my king of the mississippi paddle wheeler to come
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hi all iam new to the forms not new to building i build the blusenose my friend told me all about the forms he dont build no more i hope to injoy this thanks all
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