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Thank you, I could wait for that answer…. I thought Brooklyn is a part of New York….. And if I come to the USA I want to see Mesa Verde and not New York.
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Hi Jared, A little tip from me…. Do not always believe the drawings! Next time look for a reference point like the 3 openings in the bulwark and take that distance to go further. A little secret form me to you, at the San Ildefonso , the drawing is saying I need 7 gratings on each side. I take the exact measure and I come to 6 gratings…..
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Fishing…………I want to go fishing! Augie, Let the build the build and let's go! You and me,
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Sarah, You more then welcome Augie, Congrats on your promotion. I think MSW lost the way….they promote everyone …... Wayne, Be my guest! No popcorn this time but something else, And when there more builders coming there is also a walking buffet…...
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Thanks Patrick, I'll keep it the way it is at the moment. And thanks for pointing me that Anja hide the cannonballs and I have to do it with cotton balls…..
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Thanks Garward I'm now working on the gratings and I see that you make them your self? I can not blame you….. This is a job that I don't want to do all the time...
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O dear…..I create a monster…….
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Thanks Dave, I just finishing the gratings at the San Ildefonso and then I go back to the Le Mirage. Otherwise she is at the same stage and I can not tie 5000 ratlines at once but 10.000 …….
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Good morning to you all. Thanks for your opinion,advise, thoughts, about the rudder. I think I'll keep it this way and just imagine that the ship was never leave dock…. Still shiny hinges at the rudder….. Garward and Daniel, I can see that you are two experts about chemistry. I'm just a simple bus driver who brings people from one stop to an other. I tried to read the beginning of the discussion but after a few lines I'm lost Maybe it is a good idea to open in General Discussions an topic about this subject. Then more people can join you with this and give there own meaning. Garward: When you look at the museum builds ,the rudders are also planked with the same wood as the hull. Mine have only 2 layers of stain. When I paint it black it is just like cat and dog….. But thanks for your comment and advice. I'm maybe a little cocky and maybe you think that I don't listen to you, believe me, I do! I know for sure that I come to you for advice later in the build. Someone say it before but I will say it again……this is why I join this forum. The critisem,advice,fun and humour. Thanks for all that.
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I believe you Popeye! Mobbsie give me yesterday evening an explanation about that
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Popeye, Is it your hobby to make sails?????? Or you just want to sit behind the sewing machine……..
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Thank you Augie Wayne thanks, I'll keep it this way!
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That's Augie, When you are saying that the sun is shining ,he is saying… now it snows Ok, the right picture…. looks good isn't it?
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Popeye, Forgive me my stupid question but…….is that sail not to small???????? (nice sail btw)
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Thanks Wayne, I'm only dubbing on one thing…. Should I painting it black? ( the holders of the rudder) or let it this way?
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MONTANES by Garward - OcCre
Sjors replied to Garward's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
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Hi Andy, Great job on the deadeyes and chains, Overview picture looks great!
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Thanks John, Tomorrow I place them on the deck and then ,yes, there is coming another picture.
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