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Jim Lad
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Interestinger and interestinger, Alexandru! jOHN
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Mark, Wear the mask and put up with the fogging - that ebony dust is nasty stuff! John
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Nice work on the guns, Clare. A very professional looking amateur effort. John
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Lovely, neat work, Ilhan! John
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So, you've got the roundness squared away, eh? I like it!! John
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Looking good, Mobbsie. As rest for your eyes after the fine work, try gazing at a pint of bitter down at the pub! John
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Now that looks a very interesting project, Alexandru! John
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Building up is always a good thing, Piet! John
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Thanks, Pat! It's good to be back home (I think ) John
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Toni, You seem to have come a long way since I went on holidays! Sweet!! John
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Your very precise and beautiful work just keeps on coming, Karl!! John
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That's a great adventure in model making you've embarked on with the vanes, Piet! John
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It's good to hear that your back is finally healing properly, Kats! John
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It's nice to see an update on your beautiful model, Mitsuaki! John
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Crikey, Tim! Looking at those hull lines, it's no wonder she held the record for so long - what a beauty!! John
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She looks a beautiful vessel, Tim! John
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Michael, The Science Museum closed its maritime gallery last year and replaced it with a display of mobile phones!!! Longridge's models are now in storage. John
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Thanks, Druxey! John
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Thanks, Augie! John
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Thanks Popeye and Bob! The only down side of holidays is no internet and therefore no MSW! John
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Thanks, folks! I'm really looking forward to seeing the rigging progress a bit further! John
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Well, I was in at the museum again yesterday, but didn't take any photos. I didn't get a lot done on the model as there's been a lot happening at the museum while I've been away and I spent some time just catching up with the gossip and then figuring out just where I'm up to with the rigging. When I finally started work, I put a bit of pressure on the upper throat halliard tackle and the upper block strop carried away (RATS! ). I was a bit surprised as I've never had that happen before, and I then spent most of the rest of my time remaining in clearing away the halliard and then re-rigging. Oh, well - at least it was good practice. John
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