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“I ask myself: Why was the very first attempt so easy and now so difficult?” Ah, that’s one of the mysteries of modeling. I have the same problem. Keep at it, eventually success comes. Bob
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Yes I know, “button it all up” can sometimes take a while. But you’re a lot closer now. Bob
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Happy for you. Sounds like you have a winner. Now to button it all up and go sailing. Bob
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All your ladders are nice. The round rung ladder would have been more work to make and would have been a permanent ladder, whereas the square rung ladder wound have been nailed together for the job and scrapped afterword. Bob
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That's some fancy sewing, Nils. Bob
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“It’s nice having the Admiral back home where she belongs!” Yes, that’s always a good thing. And now you’re building again, that’s also a good thing. Bob
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Thanks, nice sails. Bob
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It is good you found so many pictures. It will be a fine model. Bob
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HMS Leopard by gobi71 - 1/300 scale
captainbob replied to gobi71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Watching such a small scale build is always inspiring. Thank you for posting your build. Bob -
Thanks for the picture. Bob
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When I lived in Indiana the local apple orchard sold split apple logs from there old trees as fire wood. You might try your local orchard. Bob
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Thanks for the information but things have changed. The finished schooner will be placed where the admiral will see it all the time and she said. . . “I don’t want that other boat with the schooner ! ” Since I’m making it black and gold for her, I will not be adding the seine boat, for her. Bob
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Fine work. Wish I had found you earlier in my build. Bob
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Nice work, Dee Dee. I like the way you finished the decks. Bob
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The keel is laid and looking good. Good start. Bob
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Beautifully done. Bob
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I know you're a master machinist and builder but at 1:8 sale getting a motor like that running is going to be tricky. Bob
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"Does anyone know the secret of keeping the tub from drying out?" If it's a water based filler like Elmers, you need to add water periodically and stir it up. Bob
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Nice work. Thanks for showing them before they get covered up. Bob
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Thanks popeye, my friend. I was a fun build. But as we build we never know what others will like. Bob
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