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  1. tarbrush
    looks great Jond, the hull is a really beautiful shape and I love the size, majestic in it's magnitude.
  2. tarbrush
    oh this will be a fun build to watch!
  3. tarbrush
    great job on your sails and rigging Jesse, really inspiring
  4. tarbrush
    I have no help to offer but I love this build log, it is so interesting. your planking looks terrific!
  5. tarbrush
    I am speechless, I kind of wonder if magic is involved.
  6. tarbrush
    that was a good call beefing up the bulkheads, are you going to add some filler blocks at the bow and stern?
  7. tarbrush
    just beautiful Augie!
  8. tarbrush
    Congratulations on your Willie Bennett, it's absolute perfection!
  9. tarbrush
    good tip Brian, I am going to try that!
  10. tarbrush
    it looks excellent Andrieke, the weathering on the bulkhead looks perfect.
  11. tarbrush
    Hi Carmello, I've used all three before, cyano is faster but if you get it on the outside of the plank it can stain the wood, so, not good if you are going for a natural finish use with caution. Carpenters glue works very well but is slow to dry and needs clamping, Contact cement does work well, I used to use it but it is a bit stinky to work with. If you go to contact cement practice on some scrape first to get the hang of it, you want to get a thin even coating on both sides. best of luck you planking job, everything looks good so far.
  12. tarbrush
    it's really looking great, I am enjoying following your unique build, ancient ships are just fascinating
  13. tarbrush
    Really amazing work! and in such a small scale. my hat is off to you sir.
  14. tarbrush
    glad you decided to put in the interior Bob, it looks great!
  15. tarbrush
    just downloaded most of the pictures from the link you provided, great series of photos, nice close ups perfect for the modeler. thanks for posting that link. it looks to me like you got the color of the deck just about perfect. it looks just like in the photos, good job.
  16. tarbrush
    well progress has been slow but I think the upside down jig will work out good. nothing is glued yet, I plan to get all the frames done and rough shaped before I cut the insides of the frame and begin gluing things up.
  17. tarbrush
    What beautiful work Jesse, those sails are amazing as is the rest, what a treat to look at.
  18. tarbrush
    Adrieke, your lanterns look awesome. Did they come with the kit or did you make those?
  19. tarbrush
    very nice job planking Carmelo! I am looking forward to the rest of your build.
  20. tarbrush
    Hi Simon, you are doing an excellent job on your model, Gjoa is an very good choice as your first model, it has just the right amount of complexity for a first build. Have you checked out all the photos there are of Gjoa on the net? am attaching a couple that I like. I look forward to following your progress.
  21. tarbrush
    What a great looking little ship, I love the colors!
  22. tarbrush
    nice clean work Don, this will be fun to watch
  23. tarbrush
    looking very good Carmelo! I look forward to following your progress.
  24. tarbrush
    thanks Nigel, that sounds like a good plan.
  25. tarbrush
    thanks Patrick and Mark for your encouragement. Maybe I have found a use for my wreck model, try installing some interior detail to see how difficult it will be. Mary Rose is deep hulled and thinking of trying to install the knees, riders, stove and lighting etc. sounds real fiddly on a fully framed hull, the section idea is really appealing though as you have pointed out will create some difficulties of it's own. Now I am really glad I have a scrap hull to experiment on!

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