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MrBlueJacket

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About MrBlueJacket

  • Birthday 08/22/1949

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    Searsport, Maine
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    Ship models, r/c planes

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  3. MrBlueJacket
    Actually, I think a model is never "finished" because you can always see something to add...... Finished means you have decided to stop working on it. Nic 😉
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    Looking good, Steve. Nic
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  11. MrBlueJacket
    I don't think the name was patented or copyrighted. And then, first they'd have to find this thread....
  12. MrBlueJacket
    It's the schooner Voldemort for legal reasons. Nic
  13. MrBlueJacket
    Rigging complete. now back to Al for a few finishing touches. Nic
  14. MrBlueJacket
    Never really blew a deadeye out like that, but I have had deadeyes where the separation between holes failed. Nic
  15. MrBlueJacket
    Running rigging on the Fore and Main complete. the end is in sight. Nic
  16. MrBlueJacket
    Standing rigging is now complete.
  17. MrBlueJacket
    Nice job covering the chain at that scale! Nic
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  19. MrBlueJacket
    Foremast standing rigging is done.
  20. MrBlueJacket
    Yes they did use wire. 3mm dia wire is VERY strong. personally, I use CA when I cut the wire so it doesn't unravel. To fasten, I loop the wire through an eye, when use a 1/4" piece of 1/16 aluminum tube to crimp the wire in place. Nic
  21. MrBlueJacket
    Yes, printing 11 x 17 worked perfectly. That must have been the size of the original instructions. Nic
  22. MrBlueJacket
    Hi Clare, I did, but it's still too small, even filling the page. but you gave me an idea to try - I'll see if I can print it on 11 x 17 Nic.
  23. MrBlueJacket
    Unfortunately, it is the correct instructions, but it only prints out on 1/4 of a page, much too small to be useful. Thanks anyway. Nic
  24. MrBlueJacket
    Thanks, but that is for the 1/200 model. I need the 1/100, which is much more detailed - the instructions are 38 pages Nic

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