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  1. Diver

    Good evening James.  I am attempting to do a review of the Sanson tug.  My question is, how do you post the pictures, and then put text under them?  I do not want to fill a screen with photos, and have no info to go with them.  Thanks in advance.   Bob

  2. Diver

    Good evening Chuck.  What is your suggestion for gluing the frieze to the transom?  Glue stick or thinned Tite-bond

     

  3. Diver

    Good day Chuck.  I am a interested in building a wooden ship/boat.  What ever I choose will be my first build.  The reviews I have read on MSW on some of the Billings beginner kits lead me to think that their instructions are lacking and some of the wood not off the best quality.  I have been following the Medway long boat on your feed, and with the tutorials you provide I believe that this is a project I could handle.  Your opinion greatly appreciated, and how would I go about purchasing a kit?   Bob

    1. Chuck

      Chuck

      Thanks....but I dont think it would be an easy first project....it is a pretty advanced kit even though it has thorough instructions.  There are some topics already on the site about what would be a good first kit.

       

      If you think you would be a careful and slow builder I would say go ahead.  But this longboat is a very delicate and complex build....mostly until you get past the planking.  Once you have the hull planked then yes it is a very easy project to complete.

       

      Chuck

    2. Diver

      Diver

      Thanks for the advise.  Even though this will be my first build of a wooden boat, I have built RC planes.  I am a very detail oriented person so with time and patience I believe that this will be a project that I will take to completion.

  4. Diver

    I have been following this site off and on for a number of years.  I have always wanted to build a wooden ship/boat model.  The Medway longboat in the group projects looks like a project that I could successfully tackle.  Any views on this as a first build greatly appreciated.   Bob

    1. VTHokiEE

      VTHokiEE

      You may want to take a look at this thread which is discussing the idea of the longboat as a first project: 
       

      https://modelshipworld.com/topic/22924-start-with-the-medway-longboat/

       

      Good luck with whatever you choose; there will be plenty of support to help you if you need it.

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