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    Seems to be close to what is called a naval sloop or Bermuda Sloop. I am getting way this would work in real life. Blocks attached to little brass “I bolts” seems wrong! This is worse than model trains!
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    I think it is just a inaccurate kit. I will post more details later. Thanks, I reached same conclusion or question. How to reach upper mast to secure sail. Also I do not know all the proper terms! More reading in order 😉
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    Is this close to how a real boat would be rigged? Looks like mainsail would be furled to mast......?.??
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    LOL! Discussion over before it started! With wife about cost of shoes.
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    Impressive! I am close to ordering one!
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    Fantastic build! Picture perfect quality, masterful!
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    Anyone step in here? I maybe able to do this. Savannah now!
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    Funny! I was thinking I would stab myself attempting that!
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    Love the cat!
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    The stern detail is not very good! This is photo of the box kit came in. Seems like a part from some other ship or gaffe!
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    The red and green planking is dyed veneer from local woodworking store. It is actually too soft and I do not plan on using it again for major work.
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    Progress on hull.
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    I started this kit around a month ago.
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    Back on hold! Building other kits, ADHD brain. Currently building c.mamoli Portsmouth and other small kits.
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    Amazing!
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    Moved to Georgia! Got distracted by real world problems! Finally getting back into this build.
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    I agree it is a hobby and we want what we want!
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    LOL -- Does look totally wrong! It is nicely done! Look at their Consitution it is even more wrong! Hard to understand why when there is so much reference material/
  22. ajromano
    http://www.micromark.com/tweezer-sprue-cutter-despruing-tweezer,8012.html This is a great tool for fine work.
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    Epoxy?? Perfect! CA is the devil!
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    Hamilton -- Welcome to the idiots club! 30 bucks worth of glass!
  25. ajromano
    You keep raising the bar my friend!

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