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you got a baby??????! SOOOOOOO cute! love 'em as puppies....so much fun! you got me with that other picture.......don't tell me....I'm keen to guess! a deck with a heli-pad! :D looks very cool! that's not an isolated though.....I've gotten that feeling with a couple of my builds. through faring though, sanding will take care of that......I tend to eye ball it as I go along. my biggest concern, is the tapering of the hull......although with proper faring, this usually isn't an issue either. it is good though that your covering all your angles.....should be a sweet looking hull when fully planked.
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looking good Hank.....the redo looks great
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I've seen those cars....and your a tall person. yes folks......and that is why they call it a Ghia....it's what you utter, when you try getting in..... :D don't feel bad Sjors......I own an Isuzu.....it trying to find the hole at the bottom of my wallet!
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they look pretty good.....I'd just seal them. gonna look great when the grain work pops out
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you'll be doing both jobs with it......I like to use it myself. I even use it to kill the shine on the Billing's paint. it also comes in a rattle can, if you prefer.
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I'll look forward to seeing your progress
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don't say that word Sjors.....it's beautiful here at the moment! this lug here, already has his spring veggies in the ground!
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hey.......I smell something......wait a min.. *sniff...sniff* yes...unmistakable....sawdust! did we break ground yet Frank? I wanna see! :)
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perhaps this would be an opportune time to thing about the windlass and how the anchor chain is rigged. I was not satisfied with the routing on my Revell 1:96 Cutty build. the assembly calls for multiple pieces of chain. the way I've done it here, only requires two pieces of chain and your able to wrap it around the windlass in order to make it look more functional. http://cuttysarkdrydock.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/the-cutty-sark-windlass-revamp/ here you can also view the instruction sheets.....it may give you an idea
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sad to hear your gonna be shov'in off again.......but hey, it pays the bills looking forward to new adventures!
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I hope you have a high roof in your car, or we'll be hearing that famous Dutch word all the way over here
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looking good Augie........well done on the rudder!
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that's correct........with the first plank running against the fore and aft bulwarks, the planks are going to run along the tops of the mid ship ribs. is that mahogany planking? if so, then you might want to give it a slight bend for the bow and stern. I've never used it, but I hear that it can be a brittle wood to use. at the bow, cut to the angle of the stem and a bevel so it will fit up snug against the stem and the rabbit.
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she's looking good! cameras are funny like that........I've taken pictures...even re-took them, because the angle didn't look right. nice job with the life boats.....canvas and tie downs are super. stella looking boat!
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you've done so much with the gun since I last saw it......it looks very good! all the detail really adds to the functionality.....wonderful....well done!
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popeye the sailor replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
all things in good time......you don't want to work on 'her majesty' when your tired she looks really good.....the decks match up nicely. once you get your 'court' in order, you can make a motion to continue- 4,152 replies
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