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  1. Eddie
    Wow thats coming along really nice.
  2. Eddie
    They do look nice. How does 1 contact Mihail Kirsanov is there a website or something? Thanks Eddie
  3. Eddie
    Oh thanks Chuck I thought it was digital. I will have to sign up when I get some free money.
  4. Eddie
    Chuck why is the membership for NRG for International membership more then the US people? By time you add the extra $12.00 US then convert it to my local money it goes up even more.
  5. Eddie
    Henry is right what ever is on the right put on the left and whats on the left put it on the right to. You wouldn't put sails only on the starboard side the ship would go around in circles HAHA.
  6. Eddie
    Coming along nicely mate.
  7. Eddie
    Nice work mate
  8. Eddie
    I like what you have done so far keep it up
  9. Eddie
    Coming along nicely there.
  10. Eddie
    Ah conflict a way of life
  11. Eddie
    Thanks GemmaJF
  12. Eddie
    Hi how do I turn off the dimension and degrees in autocad while drawing a stright line been looking for a while now and cant find if you can even turn it off. In the picture the ones in the black circle. Thanks Eddie.
  13. Eddie
    Thanks tlevine and jaager
  14. Eddie
    Thanks everyone your been alot of help.
  15. Eddie
    Hi Chuck Seiler what would you recommend for the masts?
  16. Eddie
    Thanks uss frolick
  17. Eddie
    Hi all Chuck Seiler I look at Chuck P Winchelsea and it does look good the black but I'm thinking I might give the ebony a go if all else fails I'll give the black painting a go thanks. Davec Thanks for the colours. You said swiss pear for contrast where would I use it?
  18. Eddie
    Hi all mikiek No Im not going to paint or stain her just going to leave the timber raw with some sort of clear coat over her. Chuck Seiler Ok 3 inch sheets. I'll go with the 1/16" for the planking. I do like the look of ebony and I'll have a look at Chuck P build log for the coachman method thanks. Jaager Thanks
  19. Eddie
    Hi all Mikiek Will do thanks KenW I'll email them Chuck Seiler I have a Proxxon table saw and will be getting a scroll saw soon just looking for what brand to get and I've been looking at getting a Sherline mill to. I meant to say I dont have a band saw I edited my post. i have built a few of kits and wanted to try scratch building. Kishmul I'm in Victoria, Australia but I dont care where in the world I get the timber from just need help with what colour and sizes to order mtaylor Thanks
  20. Eddie
    Hi I have the plans for the Rattlesnake by Harold M. Hahn and im looking to Start work on it what I need is the timber. This will be my first time at scratch building a ship. I dont know what kind of timber or what sizes to get I was looking for different kinds of wood I dont want the ship to be one colour could someone help me. I was looking for something like this guys but I cant ask him because he hasn't been on for over 2 years http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/288-rattlesnake-by-pasi-ahopelto-scale-148-us-privateer-1781-lumberyard-timbering-set-based-on-hahns-plans/ I dont have a band saw so I cant rip pieces of off a big lump of wood. Thanks Eddie
  21. Eddie
    There are a lot of people that have got the sherline ones they have a lot more accessories for them I plan on getting one of them to. http://www.sherline.com/
  22. Eddie
    I think I'm going to be buying a lot of books lol.
  23. Eddie
    Stockholm tar, will do thanks. druxey i plan on buying all four of those books as i want to give scratch building ago thanks.
  24. Eddie
    Thanks Modeler12
  25. Eddie
    Thanks to everyone i'll look at those books. Thanks Eddie.

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