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- Birthday 12/29/1974
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jparenti reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Terror by Erebus and Terror - FINISHED - Scale 1:48 - POB - as fitted for polar service in 1845
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Erebus and Terror reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Blandford by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1/32 Scale - cross-section
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Erebus and Terror reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Blandford by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1/32 Scale - cross-section
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Erebus and Terror reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Blandford by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1/32 Scale - cross-section
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Erebus and Terror reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Blandford by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1/32 Scale - cross-section
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What an amazing achievement, Ed. You should be very proud of all you have accomplished on this project. You are a true inspiration.
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Laser cutting questions
Erebus and Terror replied to SardonicMeow's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
This might seem blasphemous, I have had good results with MDF for bulkheads. With care, it can be faired as easily as plywood. It is often much straighter and less prone to warping than traditional ply. -
Immensely impressive. I've learned so much from this thread. I can't wait to see what's next for you.
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That looks just incredible, Chuck! Re: your planking tutorial, I think you gave me PTSD. The thinnest planks on my terror model were 1/16, and some at the wales were over 8 scale inches (close to 11/32)! Never again.
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Barry, thank you so much. I'm happy to know someone with your interests will be building the kit. More to come here soon; my model is on display, but I have some backlog of work to post, and some new fittings I'll be working on over the coming year.
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kit review 1:65 HMS Terror - OcCre
Erebus and Terror replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
Thanks for the wonderful review. While I wasn’t involved with the design of the kit, it is based on my original research and plans from my ongoing Terror build: Those interested in the ship may want to check it out. Also, Ages of Sail has a pretty fantastic starter package on sale now with the kit, which includes a complete set of tools, including a plank bender, for less than $300, if I recall. Thanks for again for the review! -
Wonderful review! Thank you! Hope you like the build!
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Thank you, herask, and everyone, for the very kind words!
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Thanks for the explanation Chuck. It's a great idea for a kit; planking is so daunting and mysterious for newcomers. Can't wait to watch this develop.
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Love those spreaders! Brilliant work as always.
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Wow excellent! I’m looking forward to seeing how you create the pre-spiled planks! I’ve seen them in some Chinese and Russian kits and I can’t wait to see the method used to create them. You are a kit/part building machine, Chuck. And with all your other work and leadership for the hobby too numerous to list...you are an inspiration, indeed!
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Thanks for the comment! There may be be a second season (it hasn’t been announced yet), but this was always meant to be an anthology series. So, if they get a second season it won’t be about the Franklin Expedition, unfortunately. It will be a completely different story.
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