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Everything posted by scrubbyj427
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Siggi, I’ve never seen this method, that makes sense. Simple and effective. Well done!
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Thank you Allan, I’m still experimenting with the lines as well as a partially framed version. Materials are hard to obtain right now.
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Hello Gerd, Thank you for your compliments and interest in the model. I have a few setbacks right now but I will begin building shortly. Stay tuned. JJ
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Off to a great start. Have you found the framing plan for the Portland class yet? It’s available at the NMM.
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CAF does not pirate, Tom produces original work. ZHL may be pirating his work however. I’m not sure.
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CAF is legit, ZHL is not. Buy directly from CAF.
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Lookin good Glenn. Nice and crisp as usual. I didn’t want to cover any of that structure up either. A good planking job will help take the sting out of it though. You’re moving along nicely. JJ
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