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she looks lovely, im still watching everyone, even though i have gone all plastic for a while
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October 30 1706 HMS Nassau (80) wrecked of Sussex coast 1775 Congress authorizes four vessels for the defense of the United Colonies.
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she looks great, and yes i am missing mine
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October 29 1704 Birth of John Byng 1799 Boats of HMS Tigre (80), Cptn. Sir William Sydney Smith, engaged off Damietta, mouth of the Nile. 1814 Launching of Fulton I , first American steam powered warship
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October 28 1798 British squadron, under James Saumarez, of HMS Caesar (80), Cptn. Rodham Home, HMS Terrible (74) Sir Richard Bickerton and HMS Melpomene (38), Cptn. Sir Charles Hamilton, engaged four French frigates under Commodore Daniel Savary. 1801 HMS Sir Thomas Paisley (16), Lt. Wooldridge, captured Spanish privateer El Virgine Del Rosario (10) off Cape de Gat 1824 USS Wildcat lost in a gale between Cuba and Thompson's Island 1864 Steamer General Thomas and gunboat Stone River destroy Confederate batteries on Tennessee River near Decatur, Alabama.
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bring on the banter, otherwise i will have to, i love it, lol - it kind of hides my bad build work
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http://www.westbourne-model.co.uk/acatalog/Model_Slipway.html
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http://www.freetimehobbies.com/1-200-ka-models-bismarck-deluxe-wood-deck-brass-barrels-photo-etch-super-detail-upgrade-mk1-design/ i have now found a better index of parts contained http://www.modelshipwrights.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Reviews&file=index&req=showcontent&id=8834
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without having the extra PE i am struggling with what i can get on with and that which will be replaced, i fully appreciated the views those who would say build from the box, and get on with it, but the extra bits were in my budget, i just never expected to have to use it so soon the hangers have had a coat of primer
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LOL - im not omitting it, - but i will remove my log from MSW if it upsets people, i knew this subject would rear it's self, never this early though, i am months away from that any way
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October 27 1728 James Cook born 1800 Boats of HMS Phaeton (38), Sir James Nicoll Morris,cut out San Josef (8) from Fuengirola 1803 HMS Merlin (16), Edward Pelham Brenton, and boats destroyed French privateer Sept Freres, Citizen Pollet, by driving her ashore to the west of Gravelines. 1810 HMS Orestes (16), John Richards Lapenotiere, took French privateer Loup Garou (16), Charles Laurent Faures, some 120 miles west of Scilly 1864 Lt. William Cushing, USN, sinks Confederate ram Albemarle with a spar torpedo attached to the bow of his launch.
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im learning that green stuff is the new version of sawdust, the joints are very good, and have only seen one bit of flash so far, but the spruce joints to the moulded pieces are a bit over thick at times,
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good morning everyone thankyou for the comments i used to read with interest about this subject, and we have our own views about it, however, i am building a model that represents a piece of history, a moment in time, if and when the time comes and it upsets to many, then i will have to do something about it, and if that means removing my build from MSW then so be it, im not here to open wounds or re visit all the horrors that went on, just putting some plastic together and enjoying doing so, but thank you for bringing the subject to light again
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October 26 1781 HMS Hannibal (50) took Neckar. 1788 HMS Bounty, Cptn. William Bligh, arrived at Matavai Bay at Tahiti. 1803 Boats of HMS Osprey (18), George Younghusband, captured French schooner La Ressource (4) off Trinidad 1807 HMS Subtle (8), Lt. William Dowers, wrecked off Bermuda 1808 Crane Brig (4), Lt. Joseph Tindale, wrecked running on a rock to the W. of the Hoe, Plymouth. HMS Banterer (22), Cptn. Alexander Shippard, ran aground St. Lawrence River, Quebec
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Good evening everyone the funnel area progress, finding i am spending more time worrying about the weathering than the build it's self so have told my self no more painting until i am much further ahead, i am constantly checking build logs to avoid doing to much that i may rip out , the fitting kit that i dont have at present, replaces so much of the original (or should i say enhances a lot of the original) there are 3 hangers on the build one of them is a double am hoping to be able to do some work so you can possibly see some of the internals
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