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Kevin

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  1. it been a year sine we saw any updates- how are you getting on?
  2. I am learning so much at present, thankyou for showing your build and great photo's
  3. Mark i appreciate you receive wood for the frames keel, top hull planking, and decking beams what else is received?, and what else did you buy to complete this build, like decking etc If for any reason i was to fully plank one side, can you remember what the thickness of the wood was i have found a local wood yard that states they will mill wood down the customers specification, going to see them next week sorry for the silly questions
  4. another mini project finished, another step closer to completion, wonderful
  5. lovely work, i will be interested to see if there is any reaction wrt the copper tiles/wear and tear- with the lacquers that you had previously put on, i still have nothing on mine, so i will be watching
  6. to purchase these exotic in billets of spindles and bowl blanks as woods to complete, saw, and mill to complete the timber work that is not included in the lumber pack, This company is very close to me and the question was - could I use these, sorry I badly worded the original question
  7. good afternoon Been getting my knickers in a twist about purchasing my new build from Lumber yard I appreciate that I will need extra timber to do the extra bits I need, like decking and internal planking and panelling, mast's etc I have found a supplier in the uk, my question is, can I use it after being processed through a thicknesser and bandsaw perhaps it sounds a stooped question, but the costs from the states are high www.yandles.co.uk/bowl-blank-shop/c907
  8. the evicted spiders have arrived in my work space to help me proceed with the rigging
  9. all this scratch building has opened a whole new world to me, lovely work chuck
  10. steve, i doubt that anyone other than family and close friends will ever see her, and lol in a couple of months she will be to big to take out for daylight photo's the stun booms when fitted will make her to wide to get through the garage door
  11. Canon EOS 350D with 18-55 EFS lens, with the automatic green zone setting the properties of the last photo are Fstop f/14 exposure 1/400 sec iso 400 focal length 27mm
  12. Good afternoon everyone After the excitement of the new build coming up, it was back to the Victory and the hammock netting, the build as stated before will be in a diorama setting, so the used look continues to apply (lol my excuse for totally getting it all wrong - and looking shabby) some of the netting looks like it needs doing again - but for now i am happy
  13. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/985-amati-and-chris-watton/page-3?hl=+chris%20+watton
  14. paull although the Caldercraft is correct the picture is from the new amarti kit that has not been released yet
  15. I would love to see any photo that you have, but this will mess up your build log
  16. Good morning Mark i have booted the front row of the avid watches to you build out, so that i can see better, do you have any photo's of the early part of your build,
  17. the link i posted to lumberyard takes you to the Alfred, and not the Druid which is 1/4 scale - lol i never meant to cause confusion but have done so The HMS Druid is a 1776, 20 gun sloop of war. The Druid's seven sheets of plans are in 1/4 inch scale. rigging plans are included. This rigged model is 36 1/2 x 28 1/2 x 13 1/4 when completed. Laser cut parts include keel, keelson, deadwood, stem, stern post, transom, deck beams, rudder and framing jig. The milled stock is framing material, ledges, carlings, wales, sheet stock for cap rails, upper hull planking, hatch coamings and railings. Photos are of the Druid built by Harold Hahn. Timbering sets available in beech, boxwood, cherry, maple and swiss pear. click on image below for a larger view
  18. can i have a front row seat please? watching with intrest
  19. had a few silly days recently with discussions over what to do next, one minute is this and then something different, some of the PM i have received have been very kind and i am very appreciative of that, so i am going to move over to the dark side on completion of my currant build http://www.dlumberyard.com/shipkits.html
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