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    That looks really good, I think the dye is a much better way to go than black paint. I will definitely be using that next time.
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    Those look really good. Often represented just as a slab of wood just glued on the side. I’m curious to see how the steps unfold.
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    Excellent work Ben! Everything looks great!
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    Your figurehead looks excellent Marsalv! In your cnc did you have to carve one side at a time and flip the figure over each time or did the machine cut at all angles in one pass? JJ
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    Granado Looks very good Tom, well done on splitting the hull.
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    Lookin good! Crew really bring it to life!
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    And then there was six of them.... 30 something more to go!! as soon as I get six completed on the port side I plan to take a gun break and start my long awaited chapter 7 and also pick up and finish my lighting project, now that I can hang the individual lanterns.
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    Hi Jack, any updates on Cumberland?
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    All three of them look good and I could go either way.
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    I sympathize Frank... between work and family my Winnie has been reduced to a glacial pace, you will probably catch up with me soon. JJ
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    Looking really good Frank! Excellent work.
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    Looks really good. You’re plank terminations at the bow and the stern look really good too. I struggled with the ends where they meet the counter, it’s definitely not easy.
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    @jmlyle CAF is a legit Chinese company and Tom appears to do a great job designing his own models and supporting his kits. The other Chinese kits you are referring to are likely pirated ones and therefore would be a mess. There are several build logs going on right now, you should check them out and decide for yourself. I will take a stab at one in the near future, just not sure which yet. But there are many on MSW that are satisfied with them.
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    Thank you Don! I definitely studied your guns as an example to follow prior to starting mine.
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    Your planking looks soo good though! I don’t want to distract you from that! It will come together before you know it. This build is just a series of milestones.
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    Thanks Guys, I appreciate it. I’m not sure, but were you asking for a tutorial on how I did the guns? Or just stating that I already did it?
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    🤦‍♂️Lol I’m trying to trick myself with the numbers! One deck at a time.
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    Way to take away my steam lol! Well at least I get to skip the two in the back and the two way up front!
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    Thank you, I hope that helps you to make a clear decision no matter which route you take.
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    Two down...22 left to go! The crafty sailor 4mm photoetch hooks were a success so far, except I rigged one tackle backward... won’t make that mistake again. I’m going to try another method to fasten the hook to the block, I think I may have gotten it to close. Other than that, I’m pleased with the results. I’m getting better as I go but still seldom find time to work on my winnie, maybe I’ll schedule a vacation somewhere and pack the model up and go!
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    Beautiful model! Excellent work!
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    Wow! Amazing work Chuck! Brilliant design work! JJ
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    Looks good Matt, everything lines up nicely. 9 more to go!!
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    Beautiful work Siggi. I look forward to your posts everyday. JJ
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    I put them on my San Felipe about 15 years ago, I thought they looked good at the time and I tried to stain them and whatnot, but in hindsight I wish I didn’t put them on. They are very out of scale and heavy. I still enjoy looking at the model though. If I were to add sails again I’d definitely take Allan’s advice and go another route. JJ

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