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  11. 42rocker
    Looks very nice. I'm working on a cross section also. Someday I'll start a build thread. Later Tim
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    It's ok. Used to be several ship modeling clubs in the Tampa Bay area. As I have been trying to stay home and get a lot of stuff done, I have not kept track. To many 1 to 1 scale things to get done also. Need to go cut some 1/2" thick Cherry for frames for a cross section I'm working on. After a few other projects that is. LOL That was a NICE Share by the way! Good of You! Later Tim
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    Should have also added I would like to be 2nd in line if things don't work out. 34667. Later Tim
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    Seems there are several of us Florida folks on this site. Nice to also see the sharing. Later Tim
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  25. 42rocker
    A bump for a nice looking building jig. Kit? or did you build it from plans or ? Later Tim
  26. 42rocker
    Nice find. Get it Now if you need it. Later Tim
  27. 42rocker
    Very Nice work! Thanks for sharing. Later Tim
  28. 42rocker
    Just THINK how far computer graphics has changed over the last 5 or 10 or 20 years or so. When I started with computers this was just a dream. Look what you folks have done. Of course, I started with punch cards and tape. VERY GOOD! If you go back and view your 1st image, LOOK how much better your image looks. WAY TO GO! Later Tim
  29. 42rocker
    Get Well Chuck. Later Tim
  30. 42rocker
    Outstanding work. Later Tim
  31. 42rocker
    Outstanding Thread. Your workshop and modeling and photo skills are outstanding. Thanks for sharing. Later Tim
  32. 42rocker
    Buy a file card and use it to keep the teeth clean also. My middle school shop teachers pushed this one a lot. When ever we finished using a file use the file card on it. What's a file card? Think of a hair brush with short metal fingers and lots of them. Also remember push down on the fore stroke and take the pressure off on the return stroke. Wood or metal. Even pressure and use the full file not just part of it. Later Tim
  33. 42rocker
    Ray With the song -> "I did it my way" in your head you and Woody have brought a very interesting build to a great finish!! Several folks here and there said this and that but you pushed on doing it your way. NICE FINISH!! Looks great and way to go. Later Tim
  34. 42rocker
    Good Side or bad side - still looks nice. Later Tim
  35. 42rocker
    Al Good Luck on the Flagship. Shame that you can't put it in your cnc machine as you would make some great parts for it. Later Tim

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