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  1. JFM
    Hi all. I just dug out my SERGAL Bounty ship model I started in 1973. Mine is at the same point as yours. In fact looking at your picture of the ship it could be mine. That's where I stopped on it way back then. Now I'm going to try and build it. I've waited 52 years. About time I'd say. Good luck with yours. I'll keep following your posts.
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    Hi, My name is Jim. I'm new to the group. A retired tool and die maker who finally indulge myself in model making. My first wood project is the 1848 stage coach that Kevin built. My biggest question is: What finish do I use on the outside of the coach. The instructions just don't specify. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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  7. JFM
    HI, I'm a new member. Starting the 1848 stage coach mentioned above. This is my first crack at a wood model. I'm a retired tool and die maker who has made models in different types of metals. The instructions are not the best to say the least. I guess my biggest question at this point would be what finish to use on the body of the coach. i find nothing in the instructions explaining what to use to finish it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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