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It'll still be waiting for you, Pat! John
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Very impressive looking engine, Mehmet. John
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Thanks, Janos - pity the visitors can't see any of your work in the cupboard! Russ - I'll scrape off all the excess glue and then fine sand before a few coats of Poly over the entire hull. Tanks for looking in, Frank. John
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Another small update. I was pretty busy talking to visitors last time at the museum, however I did manage to get a bit more deck planking done. I've also started on treenailing the deck and will continue this work as the deck progresses. John
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That stove looks very realistic, Toni! John
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I hope she pulls through OK, Toni. I'm sure she will if love and devotion have any bearing on the case. John
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Absolutely brilliant that you were able to find such a detailed set of plans for your proposed build - if only that sort of information was always available. As for the interior view - have you thought of simply leaving one half of the model entirely in frame? John
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Hello ETNZ and a warm welcome to the forum. John
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Congratulations on a job very well done, Kees. She's a model to be proud of. John
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Well so long as you're going to build something unusual..... That looks like a really nice kit, Popeye. John
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! Beautiful job, Popeye. She really looks the goods., mat. Now for that case to protect her from damage and dudt. John
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HMS Alert 1777 by Jaekon Lee - 1/64
Jim Lad replied to Jaekon Lee's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Just catching up, Lee. She's really looking 'the cat's pyjamas'. John -
Just catching up, Piet, and just in time to say congratulations on a superb build and a very fitting tribute to your dad! John
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It looks OK in that view, Mark. Have you had a good look at it from ahead just to double check? John
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The batten looks fine aft, Mark, but is there a slight upward kink just about where the red-headed pin is? John
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Had to go away for a while, Mobbsie, and I'm glad we got back in time for me to see the finished restoration. Absolutey first class work, mate! John
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