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  1. captainbob
    That would be great. You show me yours and I'll show you mine - the Pequot that is. Bob
  2. captainbob
    Looking good, Nils. Bob
  3. captainbob
    Fine progress, Frank. The bulwarks with the two different stanchions look great. Bob
  4. captainbob
    Yes, very nice work. Bob
  5. captainbob
    Back in may of 2013 there was a fine thread on thin cuts being made with full sized TS's. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/932-cutting-thin-slices-of-wood/?hl=mott#entry19698 Bob
  6. captainbob
    She has how many decks? And each one lifts out by it's self? And . . . And . . . What a wonderful build we get to follow. Bob
  7. captainbob
    Your spilling is not noticeable. She should really look good with a bright finish. Bob
  8. captainbob
    Thanks for showing this build. I keep being fascinated by the differences between the narrow Heroine and the later boats. Bob
  9. captainbob
    Your work is beautiful, as always. It looks like the upper stanchions spacing and lower stanchions spacing is not the same. Do you have anything that shows what the spacing is? Bob
  10. captainbob
    What a lovely little bench. Bob
  11. captainbob
    When doing normal (horizontal) planking we need to modify the width of the plank to make it mate with the already mounted plank. It looks like diagonal planking has the same problem. Bob
  12. captainbob
    I'm sure you will do a fine job, my friend. Bob
  13. captainbob
    Julie, I've never used hide glue, but I remember in an article I read years ago about repairing stringed instruments they said to work a hot thin spatula into the glue between the two pieces of wood. I went so far as to get a thin pallet knife from an art store and then decided the interment was not worth repairing. Bob
  14. captainbob
    I'm with you. those chairs and benches will look great on the KWdG. Bob
  15. captainbob
    Funnel/cabin? Evil thought? Oh boy, he's going to do it again. Bob
  16. captainbob
    Thanks Steamschooner. Bob
  17. captainbob
    Just found your beautiful build of this lovely boat. Bob
  18. captainbob
    Thanks Nils. I still have a lot to learn about the process, but I'm sure I will use it again for other things. Yes Julie, you caught me, If you look closely I did not show the bottom of the little boats because they still do not have props. I think I can, I thin . . . Bob
  19. captainbob
    Ah the hazards of the artist. Build it. take it apart. Rebuild it. Uh. Rebuild again. Is it good enough this time? Uuuhhh. When you finally say that's done, I'm sure that both the boat and the house will be beautiful. Bob
  20. captainbob
    I'm sure glad my Pequot didn't have that many vents. Bob
  21. captainbob
    What a great start on what is sure to be a great finish. Bob
  22. captainbob
    Your attention to detail is amazing. You are building a fine museum piece. Bob
  23. captainbob
    Thank you all for looking in and telling me that you like how the Pequot is coming along. Nils, yes these are the electroformed vents I made. Glad there weren't hundreds like you just made. I'm glad you all like the details. I always feel it is the detailing that makes the viewer say, "Wow". Bob
  24. captainbob
    She's looking good, Julie. Looking good. Bob
  25. captainbob
    One of my first RC boats (17 years ago) was finished with resin only. It now has cracks between the planks. You need to use light weight glass or nylon stockings for strength. Bob

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