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nice work Mobbsie.........some really great ideas there! I've heard of that saying...although I haven't heard it in a dog's age
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very nice ratlines...well done!
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I'm only guessing.......but I think we saw somewhere around three inches of rain here today! I'll have to see tonight's weather report for the correct amount.........it was TOTALLY miserable!.......not a day for campers, i can tell you that! I do hope you faired well.
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gee Sjors.......I guess I'd better get moving! you have ratlines already........I'm only just starting nicely done......you still have lots to go yet. glad your feeling much better
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nice rigging Ron! looks really good......now for the yards!
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that's the ticket!!!! nice pictures John!
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I have an update on the Goth's progress. the bow section got another stay added, using the smaller hearts I made. the block is for a thinner diameter line....I have one more to add for the sheet line. an upper stay was added to the main mast as well....it looks a bit limp, but the back stays will take up the slack, I'm sure. the rigging for the spirit yard was also added.....there are none for the boom yard, at least, none that I can see from the pictures. the plans don't show this yard {not supplied in the kit} I began to rig up the shrouds, beginning with the fore mast. I remembered to start on the starboard side first. the dead eyes all need to be painted to match the chainplates. ....and I began to do the leading shroud for the main mast. after adding blocks on the deck for the mizzen mast, {I saw that there are at least two of them} the mizzen mast was cemented in place. now all the masts are in place. let the rigging comense!
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OK........your test of the like button passed.........I was able to do every one! thank you all so very much! Sjors........that is really neat! glad to see your up and about.......NOW STAY THAT WAY!!!!!!! yes Frank.......57 isn't that old.......but I do get the reminders to slow down. I'll look into it......when I have time thanks Borge on the good word......I should have an update on the Goth soon. I'm sure I'll have a good day.......I took it off! my annaversary at work is Sept 20th.......I'll get all my vacation time and personal days back. 9 years at the trailer shop.......never thought I'd be there this long. I was hoping to strike it rich before then. oh well.......can't retire yet, so I might as well stay busy and occupy my time, until then. I find it amazing how many friends you can make in a relatively short amount of time.......it's sites like this, that make it all possible. some folks rib the banter......but I can't think of a better way to get to know you all. when this site went down...I was lost......hope it never happens again! so, here's to another year of enjoying the greatest group of friends {and site} that I've ever had the pleasure of stumbling across!
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count me in Bob! sounds like a very nice project........I bookmarked that site you listed. thanks for posting it. I'll look forward in seeing the start of this fine build
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in some cases......yes. laser cutting is a bad thing when it comes to plywood. it heats up the layers and weakens the glues. it can be glued back together though, so don't quit due to that. I've had a few incidents....by now, this is a small problem to me. the stern transom......is it anything like the AmericA? look in my build log.....I should have plenty of pictures of the stern.
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did you get 'carte blache' as well? I did........but the admiral keeps such a loose lead on me and my hobby, it didn't feel like much of a gain LOL! so.............what are you planning on next? I'll look forward in seeing your next build
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ohhhhh, I envy you man!!!!! ........and you have a Thermoplyae too! I love the rigging thread in those kits.......I tried to get some from Revell, but they don't sell it separately. I do recall though a father and son as the box art on the museum kit........perhaps a later cover.... maybe?? are they all 1:96? a wonderful collection indeed!
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I only watch the news and my crime shows.......the rest of my time is devoted to music, video gamimg and my builds......and of course, chatting on here with you guys and gals
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