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I have some wide pine boards to make my jigs on.........I find it much safer
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sorry to hear about your problems....that's where I've found my wire......at Hobby Lobby and Micheal's. hope you can find the parts you need. your off to a great start with the rigging........I wouldn't be much help to you with the chain plates.......I just painted mine flat black, even the dead eyes. Morgan's looking real good!
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it's Sjor's fault.........he let the cat out of the bag :D ..........just a couple pictures of her progress??.......looks like you've done some railing work I've been itching to bring mine back out........what, with the Holiday Harbor planking, and the deck dilemma with the United States.......I haven't had the time to do so {I want to do the deck railings and ladders}. I'll look forward in seeing your first 2014 update
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looks like your going to have to get some now.....aren't you I would say just try and fudge it, but with the level your doing the rigging, you'd be just cheating yourself. I am still in awe with your method.........I'd probably be all confused right now!
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now that is INSANELY good Den! holy cow!!!!! your method is serving you well great work my friend!
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
popeye the sailor replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
she also went by another name during that time........Maria Do Amparo....after the storm that nearly tore her apart, she was fitted as a Barquentine. yea......she was a tough old bird- 4,152 replies
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I use 1.5mm - 1.8mm {it varies.....I don't care what the instructions say}.......but I need lots of sanding room :D :D
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looking very good........love the wood grain!
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progress isn't just measured by how much you do........but how well you do it looking very good John.
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now that I see the second picture of the mesh......I see what your saying. can you press it in your fingers or something? hope you can fix it......it really looks good! your doing a super job with the boom.......the whole apparatus looks sweet!
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is the Half Moon in an eclipse? it's a question on all of our lips. have you progressed, with the way that she's dressed......let's see the belle of all ships
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well Lawrence.......with the scratch builds, the work area IS the parts inventory but, with the kit builds, I have all the parts in boot boxes {the original boxes are much too large}. when I want to work on a particular build, I just pull the box out and have a go. the instructions have the part lists, so I'm not too worried about the strip stock.....I can find the wood sizes there. I also tend to bash my builds a bit........I stick somewhat with the plans, but I may alter things here and there, and that may change the size of the wood I use. I'm working towards an update......soon, I hope. thanks for looking in
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you've made some great progress Bob! the frame looks very good......your having fun planking...
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
popeye the sailor replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
the hull looks super Nenad........she's really taking on the looks of the Cutty! I still like the wood color you've done......a weathered look, as one might have seen back in the day, when she was owned by the Portuguese. splendid work!- 4,152 replies
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super additions to the helm deck Tom.........whether you try your hand, or simply paint the eagle gold, I think it will look perfect
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the coning tower is filling in nicely........your doing a super job of it. I remember when I lived in Deland / Lake Mac, they had the citrus freeze.....think it was back in '76. did you live down there then? how is everything faring down there........it's been anything but normal all over.
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nice work on the tree nailing Augie......it really dresses her up ! hull's looking better and better with every time you caress her!
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some pictures................eye candy.....YUM!!! looks really sweet Mobbsie. you starting to make me feel bad...I don't even have my main shrouds done yet........I'm a baaaaaddddd boy!
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looking really good John........masting is coming along well.....good to see. I look in the clearance areas at Hobby Lobby......I as well picked up some brass sheeting, and some simulated aluminum siding. I got to make my way back there soon......I remembered that they also sell the small bottles of lacquer that I use. I still have some Christmas money left
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