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Clean, beautiful and amazingly fast. Wow!!!!
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A first look at the Frigate John Adams, 1799-1829
mtaylor replied to Talos's topic in Nautical/Naval History
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Frégate d'18 par Sané , la Cornélie
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John.. there's this topic: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/11980-solidarity-with-paris/ -
Echo by Maury S - FINISHED - Cross-Section
mtaylor replied to Maury S's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Maury, Check with John (Texxan5). I don't see them on his webpage but I imagine he can get them.- 324 replies
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Those hinges look perfect from here, Michael. I like the way you made them. Fills me with ideas.
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Ah.. the basic black dress and the pearls coming up. Sweet work, Patrick.
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Great jigs and setups. I'm learning a lot. I like the brass tube for turning round from square. Brilliant!!!
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Rob, I'm just following along. I built this kit some years ago and ran into many of the same problems. I later found out that I did the colors wrong (new research) <sigh>. The tower problem goes back to the early days when they were taking the lines off and sorting things out. It's one of the few things Billings never corrected and apparently they did try to keep up with the research. They were the only company to do that which is why they were the "official" kit. I managed to fit the towers in but it was a problem and they are not straight by any means.
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"A bit too thick and wide". ????? I'm with the others Jay. Looks good from here. Would some touch up sanding in situ fix it?
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Welcome to MSW, Bill. What Chris and Augie suggested is very sound advice.
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That's a good question for which I have no answer. However, if you don't get an answer here, ask it up in the Research sub-forum. I think you'll probably get answers there since this area is more for specific questions about kits.
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Precision work your doing, Jay... you got it down.
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Indeed... thanks for posting this SOS. Here's to all our brother Marines, past and present. Semper Fi.
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Congratulations on a spectacular build, Mobbsie. Impeccable.
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MIke, Go with what you're comfortable with. Alan's right... youi'll get better and probably faster the more you do.
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Mike, I use an X-acto saw blade.. there's several types and one that worked great is the one that looks like a #11 blade. That is the time saver. The filing and trimming is the time killer but that's part of the job, I guess. I didn't need to worry about an exact fit on the sills as I'm fully planking. I found that I got faster after a doing a couple of them. Still, it's not a project that can be rushed.
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The is an article in the Database here: http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-model-rigging-and-sails.php that might help. If nothing else, it's a starting point. Hubert (Shipmodeling for Dummies) has some excellent methods also.
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