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    IzzyM: I would love to see a pic of that. Thanks.
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    There's a little M.C. Escher in the first two photos the way the posts line up. I had to focus a bit. Very nice work Augie.
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    They look really nice John. Nice attention to detail.
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    I really like the deck furniture John.
  5. lambsbk
    Well done Henry. Beautiful hardware.
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    Mahuna...I just ordered it....thanks for the info. Rich, sorry to hijack your log with this stuff. Probably good info for the resources section of the site. BTW - that jig you made on the previous page - does that mean you are working on this from the bedroom? :)
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    Rat Boards! I thought ratlines would be hard. Good luck with that one John. Nice progress.
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    Very nice John. I am hoping to be back at the bench again soon too.
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    Sweet...
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    Daniel, I have to 'get me' one of those surgical robotic arms you MUST be using to get these figurines so detailed. Wow. Congratulations. Fun, fascinating detail.
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    I just love the way it looks. :)
  12. lambsbk
    ...watch your polarity.
  13. lambsbk
    If the batteries are in series, yes. If they are in parallel, no. They are almost certainly in series so 3v is correct.
  14. lambsbk
    Really nice Augie. I love the blackened brass and natural wood look. I am not usually one to add a critique but is the breeching to bulwark attachment a little close to the gun carriage? It probably does not matter but I was curious.
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    John: I sent you a PM.
  16. lambsbk
    You too John. Happy Thanksgiving. Dave
  17. lambsbk
    How is it you called it Augie..."that's a lot of teeth." Good job mate and happy Thanksgiving. Dave
  18. lambsbk
    ...closer.
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    ...wow!
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    Very nice mini-project with the barges. Well done. A question - how did you make the foot grating in the bilges?
  21. lambsbk
    She already has and still is Augie. Thank you.
  22. lambsbk
    ...Just a note to let people know I am still alive... Life has gotten in the way of hobbies. Fran broke her ankle. My free time (if any) has changed as a result. It will be a few months before we are back to normal. I WAS working on a a model of the FROG room which I had hoped to convert and add a modeling area for the Connie build. A model was needed so Fran can move the furniture and not hurt MY back. Since it is modeling (i.e. model ship building area) related I will post a pick of that progress later. PS: I know you guys have well wishes and they are appreciated so much. Just give me a PM if you have a question. Thanks. Dave
  23. lambsbk
    Really nice detail Michael.
  24. lambsbk
    Nice stove anyway ... sorry it can't be used here. I too had the eyebolts placed after the deck was installed. Yours look sooo much better. I had predictable problems - between the deck cambor, bulwark angle, drill angle, and fat fingers - the gun tackle became tedious but the results are good. I really like the train tackle you have installed. I did not yet 'tackle' that on my build.
  25. lambsbk
    They really do look very nice Sjors.

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