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SS Vinal Haven by TBlack - FINISHED
Jim Lad replied to TBlack's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Tom, You 'snuck' in that eagle while I was away and I missed it completely. I think it might look nice in gold! You boat is looking good. It's always a comfort not to have to do the interiors. John- 326 replies
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Beautifully done plating, Nils. John
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Sorry, Augie, but from what we hear over here about advertising deals for the S.... B..., you will now be sued for several billion dollars for daring to mention the name of 'that' game! On the up side, though, your planking looks really good! John
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What a fine memorial to your Grandfather, Nils! I'm looking forward to your future instalments. John
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Masts and rigging both standing and running
Jim Lad replied to rafterrat_2005's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
What country and what period are you looking for; also exactly what type of ship? John -
Standard grey, Tim? I would have thought 'Measure 31/20L would be more appropriate! John
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Bad luck, Andy. 35mm film is only 24mm between the perforations. John
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Just catching up with what you're doing, Tim! She's coming along very nicely indeed. John
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She's really coming on well, Piet! I'm glad that you're doing the open mine door - it'll certainly work out OK! John
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Ollie, Just let the planks sweep up under the counter in a smooth curve. Have the planks meet each other on the centreline. John
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By golly, Andy, it looks like it might actually work! What are you planning on using for the belt? John
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