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Jim Lad

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  1. Jim Lad
    Hello Ricky. Welcome home! John
  2. Jim Lad
    Just catching up, Frank. Your dredges are looking first class. Well done! John
  3. Jim Lad
    That broken window is a really nice touch! John
  4. Jim Lad
    Hello John, and another warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  5. Jim Lad
    Looking good, mate! John
  6. Jim Lad
    Hello, and a warm welcome to the forum. John
  7. Jim Lad
    Hello Jim, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  8. Jim Lad
    Thanks, Carl. John
  9. Jim Lad
    Thanks, mate - I'm sure the passengers wouldn't have considered her 'civilised'! John
  10. Jim Lad
    Hello Jonathas, and a warm welcome to MSW from 'Down Under. John
  11. Jim Lad
    Hello Ziggy, and another warm welcome from 'Down Under'. John
  12. Jim Lad
    Coming along very nicely, mate! John
  13. Jim Lad
    Got some time back in the museum at last and, in spite of having a lot of visitors stop to talk (school holidays here), I managed to get a bit done. The inside of the hull is looking fairly civilised now and the outside is at least starting to come together. Perhaps I'll actually finish the frame one day! John
  14. Jim Lad
    Hello Raymond, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  15. Jim Lad
    Hello Robert, and another warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  16. Jim Lad
    Looks good, Gary! The highly technical term for your sidelight blocking boxes (at least on British ships), is 'screens'. By the way, check your scale measurements just to make sure they're OK (they look it) - they should project at least three feet forward from the lights. As for the colour, it depends on what period you're modelling. The current trend is to paint sidelight screens black; they used to be red and green as per the colour of the lights. John
  17. Jim Lad
    Thanks, Piet; I'm fine, but I haven't been able to get in to the museum for the past few weeks due to various things coming up on a Monday. I'm hoping to back in there tomorrow. John
  18. Jim Lad
    Hello Harry, and another warm welcome from 'Downunder'. John
  19. Jim Lad
    Erik, Jarrah has the reputation of being a good cabinet timber but, being a Eucalypt, it may well have the interlocking grain of many Eucalypts - but I would think well worth a try. John
  20. Jim Lad
    Not sure if it's the same ship, Gary, but a search of the shipping section of the newspapers of the day would certainly give you a good clue as these usually listed the name of the ship's Master. As the 'Meteor' I'm building was a Hamburg ship, the Master should have a German name. John
  21. Jim Lad
    How have I missed this before? A really beautiful build, Kevin. John
  22. Jim Lad
    That wheelhouse roof looks extremely realistic, Gary. John
  23. Jim Lad
    Looking good, Brian! John
  24. Jim Lad
    Hello Tim, and a warm welcome to the forum from over is Sydney! John
  25. Jim Lad
    Hello Calvin, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John

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