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SaltyScot

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About SaltyScot

  • Birthday 10/03/1961

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    Chesapeake Bay area, VA
  • Interests
    Woodworking, model ship building, fishing, walking my dog, keeping my good lady happy :)

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    I love the idea of soldering those pins on! I am stealing that one for sure. It will save a LOT of fiddly work. Very nice.
  11.    Glen McGuire reacted to a post in a topic: Queen Anne's Revenge with Greek Fire by Glen McGuire - FINISHED - 1/400 - BOTTLE
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    I doff my hat to you, sir!
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    It has been quite a journey, Tom. I look forward to using your blog as a "guide" for my Endurance build.
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    Thanks, Steve. It's good to be back.
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    Bluefish, Terry. The elusive rockfish (striped bass) is something I still have to add to my list of trophies
  17. SaltyScot
    What a nice thing to do for your local school. Good for you, Steve!
  18.    SaltyScot reacted to a post in a topic: Prince de Neufchatel by Coyote_6 – Constructo – 1/58 scale - American privateer
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    Well I just sat here and read through the most recent updates. I must confess to the tension mounting too as I saw all the fine work you had put into getting the ship to its current status. That fireball you came up with is incredible, it is going to look great in the bottle. I am sending you moral support for the next "bit" mate 🫡
  20.    SaltyScot reacted to a post in a topic: Queen Anne's Revenge with Greek Fire by Glen McGuire - FINISHED - 1/400 - BOTTLE
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    Yep, I have to go with Alan on this one. Fine work indeed, Phil.
  23. SaltyScot
    I could not agree with you more, Tom. Well put sir.
  24. SaltyScot
    I am glad to hear you are better, Ronald. Never a good thing when you are off your game. Your progress and the standard of the workmanship is truly impressive!
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    Despite your frustrations those chain plates turned out just fine. Nicely done oh master
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    I agree, she is coming along nicely. Don't overthink it mate
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    Good evening, ladies and gents. I have just spent a week out on the shores of the Outer Banks (Ocracoke to be specific) surf fishing. It was a spontaneous visit sprung on me by an old friend. I have returned in one piece and the shipyard is open (once again).
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    Well, I just HAVE to follow this one now, don't I
  37. SaltyScot
    I am with you all the way on that point. I like the bands you put around those catheads, a nice touch. I am going to enjoy watching this come together. I still have my rudder to mount too. I scratch built that too but am not quite happy with the tiller I made.

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