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oh I love Carlsbad! I used to take my boys there boggy boarding every year when we lived in Calif. Hope you have a great vacation and take lots of pictures of San Salvador. I've been thinking of making a trip back there when to see her when they launch her. I'll be interested to hear about your trip when you get back.
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Mario, hope you and your wife have a great vacation! Where are you going?
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thank you Mario!, just sent you a PM
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Beautiful work Mario!, I liked that method setting a curve in the roofing, thanks for the great photos you are taking of the engine! The engine is what I was most worried about doing, yours is coming out great!
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
tarbrush replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
welcome to MSW Nenad! Cutty Sark is such a beautiful ship, definitely on my list to do one day. It looks like you are off to a good start and it like it might be quite a large model. What scale are you building to? I would love to build a really big model Cutty Sark. I will pull up a chair and watch.- 4,152 replies
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oh good! you've started. I am really looking forward to watching this beauty be built. go Bob
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beautiful work marsalv! really inspiring, I am pulling up a chair to watch.
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Hi Mario, the cabin is gorgeous I really like the arched window tops and the contrasting wood panels of the cabin
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that sounds great Mario, I will be sitting in the front row on this one!
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Hi Mario I am really excited about your build log, you did a beautiful job! I was building this same kit a few years ago, when we moved cross country. all I have now is the mostly planked hull, the rest of the kit along with the plans and instructions went missing. I think I may be able to finish my model now by following your build log. Keep those photos coming please.
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thanks for the staining description Anja, that helps. now out to the shop to experiment.
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Freezer Paper - an awesome tool
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Hi Anja I love the color you obtained on the last photo in your post. Could you tell me what stain you used and what wood you are using? I have often tried to get this exact color and so far haven't been able to nail it.
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HMS VICTORY 1759 by isalbert
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Hi Piet, Happy belated birthday, I just found your build log and am exicited about following it, This is a great project, the sub in frame looks fabulous! Makes me think of trying one, I have always wanted to build a model of Jules Verne's Nautilus. You mentioned that you weren't going to say much about planking, I really wish you would though. I think it would be very interesting to hear about how you do it and the problems you may have to overcome with this hull shape. I am also really interested in how you will do your simulated steel plating. take care, john
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