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  1. mtaylor
    Ah... finally caught up with the Lobster Twins...
  2. mtaylor
    Sjors, Nice work on the head. And a nice picture of you and the bus.
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    Bob, Excellent work on the gun and the rigging. I think there should have been another set of tackles to return the slide forward to firing position. Probalby rings on the slide and two more near the front of the base.
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    John, That's for the rear pivit pin. The gun could be rotated and then pinned at either the front or the back.
  5. mtaylor
    Fortres, Please post your pictures in the Gallery. Then modify your post to link to the gallery instead of "hijacking" Alexandru's build. Thanks.
  6. mtaylor
    It's nice to see you and your Reale de France returning, Gimo.
  7. mtaylor
    Cool.. the Goth is back. I was wondering if we'd see her again.
  8. mtaylor
    Marvelous skylight Popeye. Looks great.
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    Augie, You're moving right along again. Popeyes picking up the pace. Sjors is being Sjors. Once more all is well in the world. Lovely standing rigging, by the way, which helps make everything well again.
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    Mike, Good to see you and Aggy back.
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    No pressure Mobbsie... well, maybe from Sjors. But when the time is right, we do want pictures.
  12. mtaylor
    Very nice work, Rosmarie. I had a hard time figuring out it was paper until I went back and started at the top again.
  13. mtaylor
    Patrick, Getting the ratlines done is a milestone, though it feels like a millstone when you're in the middle of them.. I'm looking forward to see the full ship pictures.
  14. mtaylor
    Jan, Wonderful work. The rigging is coming along well and looking very nice.
  15. mtaylor
    Gary, This is wonderful. Sort of like watching a movie for the second time. You see the details you missed the first time.
  16. mtaylor
    Wow!
  17. mtaylor
    Wow! Just beautiful, Doris. A real masterpiece in the making.
  18. mtaylor
    I'm using a Hitachi that I got for a good price. Quiet, relatively vibration free. I made a zero clearance plug from plywood shimmed to be perfectly flat with the table. I'll make a post on my blades when I get home tonite. Greg H. (dvm27) recommended them on the old site and all my info is at home.
  19. mtaylor
    Headed out?????? I was hoping she'd be coming in, loaded with lobster.
  20. mtaylor
    Nice work and nice tutorial. Thanks to both of you.
  21. mtaylor
    Lovely work, Erik. Don't beat yourself up. She looks great.
  22. mtaylor
    Doris, Thank you for sharing this with us. I look forward to following along and watching a master at work.
  23. mtaylor
    Nice to you re-starting the buildlog, Foremast. This is an interesting ship/cog/boat....something that floats. Anyway, I'll be looking forward to following along.
  24. mtaylor
    Looking super Larry. Those beams are a bear and your's came out perfectly.
  25. mtaylor
    Hmm... is that the one with the toothpick that holds from the other side of the frame?

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