Jim Lad
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Thanks for the comments, folks!
Bob - yeah, they just didn't look right. Maybe I'm beginning to be a shipwright.
John
- mtaylor, egkb and popeye the sailor
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Looks like it's all up to your usual high standards, mate!
John
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Bugger!!
I know I promised photos soon, but there's nothing to photograph apart from me looking annoyed with myself.
I spent Wednesday fiddling about with cant frames and wondering why they didn't look right - finally discovered that when I drew them I was using the wrong datum line. All are now in the bin together with their drawings.
Oh well, live and learn!
John
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Never seen wooden sails on a modern model. This looks like a very nice restoration project.
John
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Next time - don't forget the Aerogard!
I reckon the painting was worth it, Ollie - that hull looks really good!
John
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That looks a nice, neat splice Michael. How are you with wire?
John
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Very nice indeed, Nils!
John
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Excellent work again, Nils.
John
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Looks like photo etch is fun!
John
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When they decided they wanted more profit!
Joihn
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Excellent, Gil. What more is there to say?
John
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Crikey, Bob, that was close!
John
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Man, but that's looking nice, Michael!
John
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That's a heck of a lot of model there, Andy!
John
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Those extra details that people have to 'find' really add to the appeal of the model. Good stuff, Ollie!
John
- ringbolt2013, olliechristo and Bindy
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It's good to see another of your build logs up and running, Nils!
John
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To save the problem of displaying her "facing the wrong way", you could always make a display case for the centre of the room!
John
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That paper looks very authentic for worn canvas, Remco. great stuff.
John
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That looks nice, Michael. -32 degrees? Crikey, mate, I hope you're wearing a long sleeved shirt to keep out the cool!
John
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Great to see things moving ahead there, Michael. Spring must be in the air in Canada!
John
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Never seen that type of fairlead before, Andy. Are they easy to take apart in case of problems?
John