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Jim Lad
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Well, why not, Michael - you've gone this far! John -
Oh, was it you Mario? I thought it was rather fun! John
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Oh, yes, Popeye - looking good, mate! But you'll need more lobsters than that to make that boat pay! John
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Excellent detailing, Paul! John
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Carronades
Jim Lad replied to JPett's topic in Discussion for a Ship's Deck Furniture, Guns, boats and other Fittings
That's a good link, but I've deleted the illustrations due to probable copyright issues. Members can see the illustrations in the article. John -
The white on the cover boards really sets her off, Michael. John
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Crikey, Popeye! I get up in the morning and find that you've gone beserk with your model overnight! Just one thing with your sidelights - move the lamps to the back of the screens, otherwise they'll show the light too far abaft the beam. John
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Popeye, Those little details can seem to take for ever when we're anxious to get on and finish things, but it's those small touches that really make the model. Keep it up, my friend! John
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Sarah, The answer to that one is easy - I haven't the foggiest idea! American river steamers are hardy a speciallity of mine, but would suspect that they would have used whatever thay could get. John
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Hmmmm. I think I might disagree. 5/64 inch is almost 2mm - quite doable if you really want to. John
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USF Confederacy by Rustyj - FINISHED
Jim Lad replied to Rustyj's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Finally catching up with what you're doing, Rusty. Brilliant work, mate! John -
MicroMark MicroMill - Review
Jim Lad replied to mtaylor's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Gentlemen, stay cool and be nice to each other!! John -
Enjoy your flying, Augie! We'll enjoy your lovely model growing as you get time! John
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Very nicely done! Just like the full size one. John
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Very ellegant, Nico! John
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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
That railing's come out looking really good, Tom! John -
Nicely done with the steadying sail, Popeye - now on to the lobsters! John
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Thanks for the additional photos of your lovely 'baby', Bob. John
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Mario, Just caught up with your disaster. Can I suggest that you feed the cat to the local eagels (unless it's the Admiral's of cause). Look forward to your return (soon, I hope). John
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It's always a surprise to me just how big a sailing ship model looks when you first try the masts, Andy. Hope you've got a tall shelf space ready! John
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Nice sail, Popeye! John
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How about Ground Hogs? John
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Popeye, those sails are looking good, but is there any way you can get that rudder closer to the sternpost - that looks a fair gap there. John
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Christian - thanks for your support! Bob - I thought it was the Ground Hog's! John
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Wow! SHe looks really good - a real credit to you, mate! Looking forward to the extra photos when your battery is charged. John
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