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Thank you Fred! And happy new year to you as well. I very much look forward to your Winnie progress.
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Thank you for your interest Gary and happy new year! I began construction on Portland last night so I will be posting updates shortly. JJ
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Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
scrubbyj427 replied to Ondras71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Very nice Gary! The long boat is a great addition to the Winnie and I think you may be the first to add one. Looks like you’re rapidly approaching completion. Happy new year! JJ
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Your lines are looking nice and fair, Rob. What are you going to build with? JJ
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That looks awesome Glenn! I may just sneak that onto mine. Merry Christmas!
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Wow great print work! What printer are you using? That’s incredible!
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So many more important details at this stage that require much care and time. You’re surly going to pass me soon, I can’t foresee a time in the near future when I’ll be able to finish my Winnie.
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Very nice Glenn, brilliant job on the cat heads and cap rails! Your Winnie looks incredible! You’re getting very close to the finish line now. JJ
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Thank you Glenn. Im hoping this will work well after some print modifications. She’s coming along…at a glacial pace.
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I have a small update on Portland, I’ve been designing a QG for 3D print, this is just an initial test to check rigidity of the structure and if it’s even possible. The QG will fit onto existing wood structure and should require a slight bit of finesse to attach to the hull. The basic structure and shape of the QG will be printed, once painted the moldings, columns, windows and carvings will all be in wood, so the finished QG should be very convincing. The model requires some revision but the basic idea looks promising so far. Thank you to @Gabek for his expertise and print assistance. JJ
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