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About JesseLee

  • Birthday 10/29/1965

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  • Location
    Broadway North Carolina, USA
  • Interests
    Model shipbuilding, Stamp collecting, Bible study, Flags

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  1.    JesseLee reacted to a post in a topic: HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Erik W - 1:48 scale
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  4.    JesseLee reacted to a post in a topic: CSS Alabama by J11 - Revell - 1/96 scale - PLASTIC - kit bash 90% historical accuracy
  5.    JesseLee reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Syren by niwotwill - Model Shipways - scale 1:64 - 2nd wooden kit build & 1st build log
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  12.    Pogy647 reacted to a post in a topic: Syren by JesseLee - FINISHED - Model Shipways - scale: 1:64
  13.    Roger Carter reacted to a post in a topic: Maine Peapod by JesseLee - FINISHED - Midwest Products - 1:14 - Early 1900's
  14.    Erik W reacted to a post in a topic: HM Cutter Cheerful 1806 by Erik W - 1:48 scale
  15. JesseLee
    Nice work!
  16.    Roger Carter reacted to a post in a topic: Maine Peapod by JesseLee - FINISHED - Midwest Products - 1:14 - Early 1900's
  17.    Obormotov reacted to a post in a topic: Art of period shipbuilding
  18.    Saburo reacted to a post in a topic: Washington 1776 by Mike 41 - FINISHED - 1:48 - row galley
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  20. JesseLee
    Very nice!
  21. JesseLee started following US Brig Syren by niwotwill - Model Shipways - scale 1:64 - 2nd wooden kit build & 1st build log
  22. JesseLee
    I love the look and finish of the deck planking!
  23. JesseLee
    Dave your attention to detail and ability to create it is amazing to me.Seems like you don't miss anything!
  24. JesseLee
    That paint looks very nice! I'll have to get some of that sometime.
  25. JesseLee
    Cool!
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  27. JesseLee
    Love it! I wish I had done this with mine.
  28. JesseLee
    Thanks for all the comments and likes everyone! I apologize that I have not posted completed pictures. Life has been busy lately. On the days I feel good enough to do something I am working on extending my lean-to shelter outside. Trying to have a little workshop out there for regular sized wood working and things are way too tight. Extending it out 12 more feet to move the lawnmowers under and free up more work space for a work table and space to use power saws, sanders, etc. With my health condition everything takes me 10 times longer than it should take. Not sure what is next. With the outside projects and me building my own homemade biological filter systems for my aquariums Not sure if I will get back to any ship modeling until the warm weather season passes. Don't have any more kits. Have 2 part-built ships started by someone else that I picked somewhere along the way over the years that I always said I could fix up but have never done. I have also dabbled in SIBs some and could tackle another one of them as I always have ideas for them rolling around in my head. Plus all this depends on how I feel. Jesse
  29. JesseLee
    That mouse looks great! I wish I could make them that good. Jesse
  30. JesseLee
    Buddy refusing to be left out of the picture! Will put a few more up of completed ship later Jesse
  31. JesseLee
    I finally got the flags on. I guess this means this build is finished. I would like to build a lifeboat to hang on the back but who knows when I'll ever get around to that. Maybe that could be a mini-build some time in the future. Now I have to get my Lyme damaged brain to remember how to get this labeled as "Finished" Jesse
  32. JesseLee
    You stay safe Rich
  33. JesseLee
    Makes me want one on my Syren Jesse
  34. JesseLee
    The sword is a nice touch. Looks better with the pennant too!
  35. JesseLee
    Finally got to work on rigging the Jack to the Jackstaff. Got it on. Not positive on just how this is supposed to be tied off but here's what I got. Haven't settled on which direction I'll have it waving, will get the Ensign on and then figure it out. Jesse

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