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vvvjames

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About vvvjames

  • Birthday 09/09/1998

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    Denver, CO USA
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    Dungeons and Dragons
    Fantasy/Sci-fi books
    Writing
    Guitar
    Pickleball/tennis
    Bonsai growing (attempting)
    Coffee brewing/espresso
    And model ships of course!

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  1. Congratulations on the beautiful model Phil! And Merry Christmas!
  2. Your build is like an advertisement for fine grit sandpaper, everything looks so incredibly tidy. Merry Christmas Geordie!
  3. My mistake! I looked further into other build logs and learned that that part isn't planked on this kit! You've done it perfectly:)
  4. Hello! Nice work on the planking, just one thing to note for the next build, this part of the hull is planked as well The garboard strake is the first plank that boarders the keel along its entire length, @AlfredoCampos has a build log showing this: However, with the painted hull, it looks very good and not very noticeable, just wanted to share this for the next build. As for installing yards, your "draw the rest of the owl" picture is apt😂 luckily, there's a lot of resources here that help. You might want to drill a small hole part of the way into the yard and another hole part way into the mast, then stick a pin (with the head cut off) into the yard, gluing it in place. Once the pin is secured, you can push the protruding pin into the hole in the mast for a fairly nice fit. Once that's done you can tie some supporting rigging to make it look proper. Maybe something like this?: https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23741-attching-yards-to-masts/#findComment-699121 Hope this helps and good luck on the rest!
  5. Excited to see what you do with the Albatros parts:) great outfit for an historical interpreter also, it might be fun to put a miniature of yourself on the deck!
  6. Welcome Rui! Looking forward to seeing that build log!
  7. Your precision with hand tools is impressive Jacques, here I was thinking this kind of neatness was only achievable with machining, well done!
  8. Well done on the nibbing, getting those cuts so the deck planks lie flush against the margin plank has been a struggle for me, what was your process for it?
  9. Nice work on the fix, and on the great looking model:)
  10. What a fantastic tool you've made, I'm looking forward to testing it once I'm back in town and modeling again. If it works well IOU a beer next time you're in Denver. Thank you for this.
  11. Exciting build! I almost got the Endurance during their black Friday sale but ended up with the Beagle instead. Based on your previous builds you'll do some great work bringing it to life:) looking forward to seeing pictures of your Albatros too, that was my first.
  12. Hello and welcome! Or Hallo und willkommen!
  13. Nicely done on the first layer! Can't wait to see it sanded and shiny:) Side note, do you have a build log on your Beagle by any chance?
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