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Nicely done, John. Been a pleasure to watch this one and I can't wait to see final bits all come together. Hmm... would it help if we sent someone to stand outside the museum and tell visitors "it's closed"???? Just trying to help.
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Murphy is not our friend... If someone ever invented Murphy Repellent, they'd be a billionaire over night!!! Hang in there Adam. He'll wander off and soon you'll more build time on your hands than you'll know what to do with.
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Confed looking great Augie. You got me smiling at your progress. Oh... and it looks like the moose is back.
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Wow! What a great vacation. Thanks for sharing the photos with us Ferit. Ignore Sjors telling you to get back in the workshop and relax with the memories of that trip. Ok... times up... back to work. :D
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Sjors, If you're happy with it, I think we'll be happy with it. Nice work, sir. Well done!
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Tough call, Bob. I know that whichever way you go, you'll succeed, even though there may be some "sailor language" flying about the workshop. If it were me, I'd pause for a few days and see what ME says. Then when my head clears, I'd press on. I know you love the challenge also.
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Here's 3 good links on gluing. Where PVA won't work, you might have to go with epoxy. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/943-gluing-techniques-and-associated-information/ http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/1894-glue-recommendations/?hl=glue http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/2168-ca-vs-wood-glue/ There's been other posts, some in build logs, by people who have the same issue.
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mtaylor replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Nenad, Hopefully, you can enjoy the fortress and maybe find some inspiration. Are there any pictures on the Cutty's website that you could use to get an idea of the size and number? Or maybe email them and ask? One of the builders around here on MSW: KimatHm is very knowledgeable on the CS. Try PMing him..- 4,150 replies
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I'm wondering if there wasn't some "common practice" used...such as a staple in theexposed end of the tiller, much like what holds the hammer head on the handle. Or maybe a treenail through the rudder head? I could also see "nothing" as Druxey mentions. Seems that if the rudder became unshipped or damage occured to the tiller, you'd want a fast way to repair or a way to at least minimize damage. Not pinning or locking would allow that.
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Dragzz, A quick search of the Model Kit Build Logs shows 7 builds currently underway. If you're looking for info, that would be one of the places to start.
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Forgive me for rabble-rousing.... only 90 more Sjors. I'll be quiet and go start building an Admiral's table.
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You're Wasa is looking most excellent. I like the wood tones and little touches that give it that "scratch look".
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Michael, Let's see if I can help with the picture issues.... First load the pictures using "Choose Files". Then, put your curser where you want the picture. (#1) Then click "Add to post". (#2) If you don't they can end up being rather random. You can do this up to the maximum limit per post (which I think is 10). Or maybe it's per "upload"... I'm not 100% sure as it's been a long time since I uploaded a pile of pictures.
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