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kit review V8 Engine BUILD REVIEW (TECHING) - EngineDIY
mtaylor replied to James H's topic in Non ship-related reviews
Interesting kit, James. That appears to be a rather unique model with dual overhead cams and seems to have 4 valves per cylinder. A racing motor by per chance? -
My heart goes out to you and Maggie, Kieth. Too many of us, myself included, are staring that situation in the face and it appears that resistance is futile. I forget who said it but it applies: "Old age ain't for sissies." Meantime, the only thing I can say is to try to just go one day at a time.
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Welcome to MSW, Clive. I suggest you open a build log on your project. It's a great way to get help and also to meet other builders.
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Just wow. Just the thought of even trying something that small makes my eyes cross. Well done.
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Roger B Taney revenue cutter 1833
mtaylor replied to Mac Silver's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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No need to apologize or be quiet. Often times, we do details and later find out that those helped someone else.
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- half hull planking project
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Excellent solution, IMO, Eric. I think they look great.
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Looks fantastic from here, Harvey. Probably even better in person.
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Welcome to MSW, John. I suggest you open a build log as it's the best way to get help when you need and meet others.
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That's a tough call, Eric. I would guess that you'd want both sides to alike as to letter size, etc.? And I'm guessing that there's no photos of the port side to show the name board?
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Looking for Assistance Completing Model
mtaylor replied to Robert in Austin's topic in New member Introductions
I'm sorry to hear about your father, Robert. I do believe Chris has some solid advice and it's worth thinking about. I hope there's a solution to this near your location. -
I have different magnifiers for different tasks. One on a stand, one hand held, and also the kind that sit on your head.
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Welcome back, Chuck. Do give sought to putting the cross-section in a build log. It's the best way to get help and meet others.
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Byrnes Alternatives - Saw and Thickness Sander?
mtaylor replied to Jcredding's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I have an "old" (maybe 15 years old?) MicroMark saw and thickness sander Not as powerful or maybe as accurate as the Byrnes but they've worked for me. Others have similar tools from other manufactureres. Keep your eyes open on Ebay for those as they do pop up from time to time. And they also pop here in "Traders and Dealers" area on MSW. -
Steamboats and other rivercraft - general discussion
mtaylor replied to Cathead's topic in Nautical/Naval History
Great photos, Eric. Brought back some good memories of sitting on the banks near one of the Locks and Dams (I forget which ones) and having just nice afternoon.- 281 replies
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