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Interestingly the Sydney Heritage Fleets' steam tug Waratah circa 1903, which I crew, has a very similar looking helm. It has the degrees of rudder and an indicator on the top. Differently to Altair the Waratahs helm is answered by a steam winch that hauls the tiller chains. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/14711-models-on-a-scale-of-11/#comment-483609 No pics of the helm there but nice pics of the fleet, espacially Waratah
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Love it and you know what, it's your build and you can put pink sails on her if you like. If you owned the real thing would you leave the basic one in place or have a better looking one made?
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All I can do is repeat what others have said, she's beautiful John. Well done, I'll have to get in there and see her again now she's done!
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Mate, that'd be a bit special if she ends up in the collection!
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I've seen one of these under sail on Sydney Harbour and they are just beautiful, they make it look so easy compared to the newer boats too. This is just magnificent!
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Paper divider........................noted Magnets holding square......noted Both filed for future reference. As for the piece, I've said it all before. Pointless to keep repeating the superlatives!
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Hey Keith, I think I'd probably just make each block as and when needed. That'd break the job up!
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I will Jim I've been working with Sydney Heritage Fleet lately (except in this heat wave we've been having) and am crewing the steam tug Waratah on 25th Feb so not sure when, you'll have to let me know when you're there and I'll see what I can do.
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I'm feeling another visit to ANMM in the near future to see the finished product.
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John, he did make it and the process is detailed earlier in this thread. It shouldn't be too hard for you to find.
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I love this hull, it's just beautiful and the white just adds to the whole effect. Well done as usual.
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Sounds just like Orange in winter! I now live in the outskirts of Sydney and we are having 40 plus. It's killing me. But once in a while someone makes a simple sly Monty Python reference and I see more beautiful progress on a stunning model and it eases the pain!
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Hi John, I was in on Thursday after sailing on James Craig to welcome the Chilean sail training ship Esmeralda into Sydney. I never go to that part of town without calling in to the Museum and checking out the "Pritt" She is just beautiful! Steve
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If you find out let me know because I hear you! How much polishing and what did you use, to get the foot to that finish?
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Hey John, guess where I was last weekend?? She really looks beautiful. I did say I was going to have to come see it. The Shackleton exhibition was just a sideline reason for going.
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