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  1. Pete38
    Geert, I had the same question in my build log. All the replies I got were they are about 3 feet long with a hole drilled at the ends for lifting out. So I scaled my accordingly. Turned out looking nice so that is what I went with. Go to page 9 on my log and scroll down to about post #170 and you can read the replies. Hope this helps
  2. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, Nice start, looking forward to more
  3. Pete38
    Welcome to the build Bill. Nice start, looking forward to more.
  4. Pete38
    Welcome to the build. 1:32 is a good scale, looking forward to more.
  5. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, Nice start to your build, what type of wood will you be using? Looking forward to more!!!
  6. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, 1:24 scale will make a nice big model. Looking forward to more
  7. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, Looks like your off to a great start, Looking forward to more
  8. Pete38
    Like your approach to the build, looking really good, Will be interesting to see what all you do with it.
  9. Pete38
    Very nice, The last deck looked good, but we are our own worst critic. Whatever it takes to make you feel good about your build that is what you do. Looking forward to more!!!!
  10. Pete38
    Thanks, being wanting one of these for a while, to good a deal to pass up.
  11. Pete38
    Jim, very nice to offer this with the profits going to MSW, I have sent you an email.
  12. Pete38
    Very nice joinery, good clean joints, like it very much
  13. Pete38
    This should be an interesting build, pulling up a chair and watching. Real nice start
  14. Pete38
    Hello and welcome to the build. Off to a very nice start. The Walnut will make a very nice model. Looking forward to more...
  15. Pete38
    Looking really nice, floor is coming along nicely
  16. Pete38
    Just a guess from me, but what about room to service the wheel without removing the paddle box. Room to repair or replace a broken paddle or room to remove any debri that may be caught in the paddle.
  17. Pete38
    Finally got to do some work, not a whole lot but moving forward litlle at a time,
  18. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, real nice start, looking forward to more
  19. Pete38
    They have the rigid sander at home depo for $199.99 Getting closer to getting one, just a little longer http://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-Oscillating-Edge-Belt-Spindle-Sander-EB4424/100061671
  20. Pete38
    Hello Robert, Welcome to the build, off to a good start, what type of woods will you be using, looking forward to more
  21. Pete38
    Looking good Micheal, I steamed my beams, worked well for me. Click here to go to my log to see pictures and descripton. About half way down the page or so. Hope it helps
  22. Pete38
    The start of your frames is looking good, popular will make a fine build, just pick the pieces for the best color to match.
  23. Pete38
    Just make sure it get rid of that one and don't do like I did, build have a deck with the wrong scale plans because they both were laying on the table side by side
  24. Pete38
    Went and found my copy of the 1:48 plans, Frame 0 is measuring 21 cm like in your first picture.
  25. Pete38
    Welcome to the build, off to a nice start, looking forward to more

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