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Posts posted by Jim Lad
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Crikey, Børge, if that's your spring weather, I'd hate to be there in the middel of winter!
John
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I agree with Carl. Those curtains look really good!
John
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Walt,
It's good to see you back and better than ever with this build.
John
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Coming along beautifully, Mark!
John
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Nice to see some progress, Hank. That transom looks really good.
John
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Michael,
The seizings would have been done with marline, which is heavily impregnated with stockholm tar and is thus a very dark tan.
Looking good, mate!
John
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Just catching up with what you're up to, Gil. She's looking superb!
John
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Yhanks for all the photos, Rusty! Lovely, just lovely!
John
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Iy's great to see that skiff coming back on line Mario!
John
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Nicely done, Russ. They can be little buggers to do!
John
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Simple, but very effective!
John
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I thought you were a scratch builder!
John
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Looking good, Remco!
John
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I'm disappointed, Danny. I really expected you to make the full length of both chains and fit them, even though thay won't be visible!
John
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Phew! That looks a bit neater, Danny - great stuff!
John
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Ah, crikey, I can't make one - I don't have any Fiddle-back Maple!
Thanks for the details of your jig, Michael!
John
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Oh, yes! Spot on, Nico!
John
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Nice looking serving machine, Michael!
John
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Danny,
It's great to see your 'bird' progressing again!
John
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Look like air holes to me, Tom. As for the "ventilator", as you know, ships get altered over time, so it may have become redundant in an alteration at some time.
John
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Tony,
At a scale of 1/64, the scale frames would be way under 0.5mm in size, if you're looking at scale framing.
John
HMS Bellona 1760 by SJSoane - Scale 1:64 - English 74-gun - as designed
in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Especially, scarey!
John