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    A lot of PC programs get ported straight across to Macs. The problem is that often, the developers/programmers don't take the time to test (or rather the company won't give them the resource for this) and functionality is often lost. The OS's are just different enough that what works on the PC won't work on a Mac.
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    It looks gorgeous in the photos and probably even better in person. I hope the sea trials go well.
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    Those are delicate... The dimension is the size of the wood used in the grate, correct?
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    Thanks for the "likes" and the comments on the windows. I hope it helps someone. I would advise that you definitely test on a dummy/scrap window before trying the real thing.
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    It warped the long way, Greg which would be the normal direction as the grain runs from side to side. If I had turned the wood 90 degrees to cut it, it would have warped sideways. Then again, I'm wondering if the Euro Boxwood itself.. I have some more and the thinner stuff is warping. And I agree, cutting the small bits like windows, even the nameplate on the rear would be pretty darn hard.
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    Piet, Your work is inspiring if I may use that word. I see what you do and it kicks me to push harder. I love your anchors.
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    Edwin and all, By all means extend a courtesy to the log owner and get permission. First, I think they would appreciate knowing that someone thinks enough of their log to download it. Second... as Chuck said, "you should ask permission first".
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    Buck, IF it's less than 25 pages (I think that's the limit) there's icons at the lower left hand corner of the page. One is printer that lets you print. The other lets you download. There's a topic here: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/345-how-to-save-or-print-your-build-log-or-other-posts
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    Wonderful stuff, Daniel. If you're happy, we're happy.
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    Hi Mehmet, I like the name on it also. It adds a personal to touch to a well-used boat.
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    Bob, Are there any drawings showing the interior at this area? I'm wondering if they needed some extra space for the cabling they were laying. That is a strange looking box though and there appears to be some sort of piping/grating over the top, like a hopper.
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    Looking good, Mark. Lots of us just follow and not always comment.
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    There is a new one coming at some point by VictoryModels/Amati : http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/985-amati-and-chris-watton/
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    Congratulations, Grant, on a wonderful voyage and a great build. She looks super nice in her new home.
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    It was a first time for me also David. I've always used acetate and it just never looks "right".
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    As Scooby would say: "Rut Row"
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    These all good plans, lad. I'd say, pick one and run with it. Since it is a corner, check ye plans and see if the inside or outside planking attaches to it. That will add strength to the corner. As we know,the stern was the weak point on these vessels... A raking broadside astern was a terrible thing.
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    A very clever solution, Christian. I never thought of that with regards to a dowel even though I've done similar to large planks.
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    <silently says "wow" and shakes my head>
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    I looked that over... nice concept but... the acrylic hull/viewports makes me nervous and there's no maximum dive depth listed. I like it and it would be great for me, a couple of minions in spiffy uniforms and a white cat to get to the dead volcano island.
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    Looks like marine diesel to me, Patrick. I don't think I'd try to put the Caterpillar logo on the rocker cover, however.
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    Nope. Google Translate is my friend.
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    So far, so good, Sean. Looks good from over here in the cheap seats... If you haven't done so, have a look here: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/540-how-to-add-pictures-in-your-posts-and-pms/ I think you're missing a step about "adding to post".
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    Mediocre representation?????? What??? I don't think so, sir. Looks great to my eyes.
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    I like the way the badges turned out, Pat. I suspect you're right about the way the shutters were hung. Any other way would put some added stress on the hardware. Nice metal work on the guns. I'm looking forward to seeing how they turn out.

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