Adrieke
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that's what fine print is for so no one reads it lol it might be a bit longer before I get back to building now my lower leg is swollen to almost 1 1/2 the normal size. going to Doctor soon. getting really tired of these on going issues with my leg -
not Challenger, Colorado or Wabash
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nope David
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thanks David my next one :
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very nice and fast MIck what i notice is that the upper decks have the masts and rudder holes already in them that makes it easier especialy for the rudder i wil have to drill through the piece of compressed wood which is very hard
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empress of Asia ?
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no need to worry Mick. you ll see regularly that i am not on for a few days. especialy at the moment i am busy at work (IT) and then i just have enough of computers at night. i am still hoping to be able to come over for a visit to my Dad end of this year before the winter
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hello Mark the SAN Salvador is in my signature. the other is the guide Chris Coyle is doing .
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thanks David i am here Sjors haven't been able to work as it has been cold. hoping to do some work tonight instead i have been working a bit on the paper models. boy if you think small pieces of wood are difficult to work with try paper
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already plankign the deck Mick you are going fast looks really clean and neat well done
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David looking good the instructions for the AL virginia where the same file the nail heads of afterwards. i did manage it but wiht the second plankign i had a few poking through. also the brass nails provided are not reall brass just brass coated. filing them down shows the inner iron which i have been told could cause wood rot. so yes while you stil can remove the nails after the glue has dried
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yup David the Ragny:) only picture of her I found : and the story of the rescue : http://www.jacksjoint.com/ragny.htm
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nope not the Sofia Papas or Mv Elda she was a 540 foot tanker
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file size depends on the resolution and the compression i have set my camera to 2 mega pixels which is 1600x1200 pixels. the files are then between 300 and 700KB which i think is big enough to get a detailed enough view the site lets you upload files up to 2MB so well wihtout the limit
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first hint she sank in 1970
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hi max paint (windows 7) lets you resize a picture either by percentage or pixels
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how manyh of these does he have he has installed on on my kom too how many of these does he have ? he seems to install them on every build log
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wow more lights and even fibre optic ones love it
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hi Mick the boat looks great. about the oars i am no expert but almost 4 metre sound sreally long and would be difficult to handle
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you are a master in jig making Danny
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bow is looking very nice and in the dark with lights on looks really cool
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thanks Jason and sorry spyglass lets try this unlucky ship :
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thanks Anja :0 the decks are printed on mat photopaper and then laminated on to 1 mm thick cardboard
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of to a flying start Mick you almost caught up to me already in the build lol
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