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    Sure thing! I'll be around. Feel free to send a PM or mail ( bugrahan.yildiz@gmail.com ) when you're online. Bugra.
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    Well, I have a license for AutoCAD 2013 and know a bit PS. I have some time these days. So I can help you whenever you need. Just tell me what you need. Cheers, Bugra.
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    Hey Stan ; Seems you got some work to do, hm ? Good luck with that drawing.. Btw, why don't you use CAD or PS ? Bugra
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    Keith, I guess your fingers are oversized(!) or what ? Incredible work and chest looks great! Bugra.
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    Hey Kevin ; Game looks interesting. I couldn't see any release date or how to sign up for Alpha & Beta. Do you have any idea ? Bugra.
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    Hello Stan ; Is this your second ? Or one with full rigged and one hull model I guess ? Anyway, good luck with all of them Bugra.
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    This is amazing. And I saw many wrong things that I do. Absolutely a new perspective to the soldering. And I have learned key to the successful, heat transfer! Thank you for sharing with us Paul. Bugra.
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    Hello Eddie ; As Kevin told, "Rigging Period Ship Models by Lennarth Petterson" will help. Book has very nice and clear illustrations. I'm not sure about if it contents anything about rigging " Sail and Steam Navy List : All the ships of the Royal Navy 1815-1889 by David Lyon & Rif Winfield " also may help. Good luck, Bugra.
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    Wow, this going to be interesting project. It's quite small Looking forward to see more photos. And, wish you good luck with your build. Cheers, Bugra.
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    I've to do much more sanding!

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    Thanks for sharing Nils. Makes sense now. Bugra.
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    Jerrod , Good start. I wish you good luck with your build. Bugra.
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    Well, I was hoping to see this section. Great work on metal plates Nils. I'm curious about the tool that you used for marking plates. Can you show us ? Thanks, Bugra.
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    Thank you Michael.
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    Just amazing! Boxwood looks great. Keep it up please Mark. Bugra.
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    Nils, Thanks for sharing build log with us. You did great, she's great and looks powerful. Already viewed final but this is the behind the scene of 1800 hours of work Bugra.
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    Very good start and she looks very nice Barry. Keep it up. Bugra.
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    Thank you Jud, guess it will become very handy for me
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    So, I've finished Sander. The results are satisfying. Guess, car needs to ger a bir deeper. Will improve in future. Results. Not bad, hm ? Any ideas and comments are always welcome. Cheers, Bugra.
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    Hi Mihai ; Looks great choice on manufacturer. I wish you good luck with your build and looking forward to your progress. Bugra.
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    Rod, she looks amazing. Just, great! Bugra.
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    Thank you Sinan.
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    Very good information indeed, Sailor. Thanks for sharing with us. Bugra.
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    Hey Hendrik ; I saw your reply in Keel Drawing topic. Try to send a personal message to Chuck or Mark. It may escape from attention. Bugra.
  25. Bugra
    Hey Stan ; I liked the word, Deconstructivism And your scanner idea is perfect ! Waiting for more Bugra.

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