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What a work of art! Very impressive. What scroll saw do you use? We have many of the same mini machines…. Tony
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Fantastic build! I am buying PE and such for mine, nice to see a good example of how to build it.
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Best book out there! It seems to be my go to.....
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Plans are not much! Build log coming. Should one use bees wax when rigging?
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Thanks all for feedback!
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This is basically a training kit. If I wanted truly accurate I would scratch build or get more accurate kit. (Assuming there is such a thing) This kit was on sale and had additional discount applied. Wood ships and boats are such fun to build! Very challenging. Never rigged anything before, I have built several small boats and have current build of brig going. Model Shipways seems to actually be a tad better, especially if one paints ship.
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This looks pretty much like the kit.
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This is actually a nice looking little boat, I have been almost fanatical about quality. Still missed a bit on planking, but it looks fine! Only I will notice flaws.
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Thanks. I assumed it was totally inaccurate. Small boat! Real boats use I-bolts?
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On the hull?
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