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Nunnehi (Don)

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    Hoover, Alabama, USA
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    Ships, all types both plastic and wood.

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  1.    Nunnehi (Don) reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Winchelsea - 1764 - by Chuck (1/4" scale)
  2.    Nunnehi (Don) reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Winchelsea by scrubbyj427 - 1:48
  3. Nunnehi (Don)
    Very, very nice - beautiful work! Don
  4.    Nunnehi (Don) reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Cheerful by Bill Brown - 1:48 - Syren Ship Model Company
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  6.    Nunnehi (Don) reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Winchelsea 1764 by Milw - Scale 1:48
  7.    Nunnehi (Don) reacted to a post in a topic: Calypso by Fuji - Billing Boats - 1:45
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  19. Nunnehi (Don)
    Brian, Those lanterns are incredible! Very impressive! I am very much looking forward to seeing them lit on the finished model! Don
  20.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: USS Cairo 1862 by MPB521 – Scale 1:48 - American Civil War Ironclad - First Scratch Build
  21.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: USS Cairo 1862 by MPB521 – Scale 1:48 - American Civil War Ironclad - First Scratch Build
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  23. Nunnehi (Don)
    Beautiful work on a truly interesting subject! Don
  24. Nunnehi (Don)
    Thanks, Bob. I’m very lucky to have a finished basement and a Wife doesn’t like stairs so She never goes down there😉. My oldest Son also did a stint as an apprentice cabinetmaker and built a desk that fits me like I wanted. It’s simple but has some good storage space and cutouts for power, etc. Thanks again, Don
  25. Nunnehi (Don)
    Thanks for the likes, guys, I really appreciate it! Don
  26. Nunnehi (Don)
    Have pretty much finished Chapter two - lots of sanding/fairing in the immediate future😽
  27. Nunnehi (Don) started following HMS Flirt 1772 by drumgerry - Vanguard Models - 1:64 Scale., Civil War Ironclad USS ST. LOUIS by thorn21g - 1:24 - POF - Gateway Model Shipcrafter's Guild, HMS Winchelsea 1764 by Milw - Scale 1:48 and 4 others
  28. Nunnehi (Don)
    Fuji, you’re off to a great start - will be following with interest! Don
  29. Nunnehi (Don)
    Beautifully done! Don
  30. Nunnehi (Don)
    I use a lot of CA and have had no problems with the exception that I have had a partially used bottle that seemed to lose its ability to work properly after sitting for an extended time. You can probably write a book on applicators and methods but experience and following the various logs here is a good start. I’ve used it successfully on wood, plastic, ABS, resin, photo etch brass, and combinations of all the above. Yes, I occasionally glue my fingers together or to whatever I’m working, and this can cause some heartburn, but if you’re careful this will not cause too much damage other than a
  31. Nunnehi (Don)
    Bob, that’s very, very nice, the sails add so much! Beautiful work! Don
  32. Nunnehi (Don)
    Bob, beautifully done! I’m about a month behind you and really enjoying your posts! Don
  33. Nunnehi (Don)
    I, too have the Artesania Latina scraper and used it on my Medway build - it worked great! Unfortunately, AL is out of business and a brief check with Ages of Sail and a couple of other sources didn’t show any in stock. Hopefully someone else will pick up on this. Don
  34. Nunnehi (Don)
    Thanks, Bob! Your Pen Duick is gorgeous - I’m deeply impressed with how you’ve painted it and finished the deck! First rate! Don
  35. Nunnehi (Don)
    Thanks, Chuck, I really appreciate it! Your design and instructions, as well as the excellent build logs and other information here, have made this doable here in the wilderness of north Alabama😸. Don
  36. Nunnehi (Don)
    Thanks, Bob! I’m really enjoying your build and getting a lot from it - you’re making great progress! Thanks also for the likes, I appreciate it! Don

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