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fantastic build Matti! your skill at bash is amazing and your art work is impressive it would be very hard to instill the amount of detail you've put into her......an all around beautiful job!
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I should get back to my snow plow......I also go to old model kits.com and look at some of the kits they have. very interesting to do, but it got sidelined, working on the boats. one day I'll get back to it......I hope very nice looking pieces they have there
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
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looking very good so far Nenad! where your finished to the water way.....it 's impressive- 4,152 replies
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..or rather you could make it a double drum....top for port, bottom for starboard. making sure that both sides have equal tension, would insure that the boom would swing smoother, without the threat of it swinging back wards. in this way, one line would be coiling up, while the other is being let out. nice video .......cool to see it in action.
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very nice Andy..........those are all kits? jeeze.......I should have hit 'follow'........the Wharf is on word press too
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awwwwww.....you didn't steal it........play with it....have fun with it try another approach...use 1/16 square stock for the railing / stanchions. it will look more 'tubular' rather than 'finned'. nice how you did the cap railing.......better than my approach . it's too bad that you couldn't start with the bases I did in my kit.......it would save you from drilling all those holes.
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my word Sjors.......your moving right along! nice job!
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looking very nice Augie.......are you going to be using P.E. for the windows?
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I don't know what's up with this picture......I have others that show full masting. I'm only using it for the color scheme anyway, so it's all good thanks Mobbsie.......you too kind I'm pleased with the way the nests came out.....it's just the blotches that don't enthuse me. funny, I like the way they look in the picture. I'll just touch them up a little....they'll look fine. the green is actually a military flat....a couple of shades brighter than an olive drab thanks for the good word......pop in any time thanks Max........just goes to show the differences in these two kits. add in a bit of bash......even color, and the differences become even greater you could go with a simple dome....or you could spend the extra and get the full case. either way.......get that beauty of yours covered! not one speck of dust should fall on that wonderful work you've done. I hope to see you with another build soon.....there are so many cool techniques waiting for you to discover! thanks Keith........yea.....that's a weird picture of her. I have others though that show the full masting. pop in any time.......hopefully, I can get this all together. I agree.....I think it's going to look nice, if it goes the way I want it to. the picture doesn't show the upper mast rigging Bob.........Anja was kind enough to send me a couple of pictures. there are some lines that the Billing diagram doesn't show........it will be a hoot when I get there.......thanks for the good word.
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wasn't feeling well yesterday, so I took the day off. was going to do a little, but ended up sleeping in my recliner {pffffff} then there was the walking dead that I wanted to watch sorry Patrick..........a carver, I am not there is a lot of mixed info on this ship Sjors.......I'm just going by what I see :D for instance, is it me, or do these masts look a bit stunted?
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so cool Michael.......... in so many ways, a life-like replica!
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what spring.........cold weather.......snow and flurries.......ice! Augie's planting his spring peas.....and we can't even break ground! this keeps up.......we'll go right into summer.......which I hope is hot.....hot......hot!!! ice age.........why just yesterday, I thought I saw a wooly Mammoth..........oh......it was next door's sheep dog :D
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thanks Mark the inclines aren't done to any instruction....just done by eye, so I have to scratch make all three sets. I've tried to bend strips like this before.......after many failed attempts, well I don't think I need to tell anyone here how hard it is. they start out bulky, but they come out good in the end. I'm not too concerned with glue blotch, since they will have that stripe overlay, hiding it. thanks for the good word!
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I went into the camera........yea, there were still a few in there. here is a close up of the nests. horror show...........or no? more work on the rails......progress on the top rails. here is the center rails the other side of the rudder is planked over.......now to wrap the outer edges to hide all the plys the top rails are shaped and ready for stain. the center rails are next, and then I can make the final pair of curved rails. I'll even need to bend a couple to run along the edge of the mid ship...from the bow to the stern. more to come.
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