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About dgreen10

  • Birthday 10/08/1937

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    http://danfordg4@gmail.com

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    Male
  • Location
    Waukesha, WI
  • Interests
    Model building, Navy veteran, reading non-fiction on British Sailing Navy" writing, Have built 6 models from kits and restored one pond yacht from the early days of childhood.

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  1.    lmagna reacted to a post in a topic: Spiling Batten, Huh?
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  3.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Spiling Batten, Huh?
  4.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: need help planking Cutty Sark stern
  5. dgreen10
    This is definitely the most complete description I have read. I recommend it be a permanent part of the planking instruction in this website. Thank you dgreen10
  6. dgreen10
    I really appreciate the info. I am grateful for the help in presenting different ideas. Sounds as if you are an ambitious builder (shipwright) Thank dgreen10
  7. dgreen10
    I am writing just to ask if anyone can help me finding the way to bring the drastic (Sharp( form to the stern of the Cutty Sark. The planking is 2mm thick and 6mm wide thereby creating quite a challenge. I know it would be best if you had a picture but possibly someone has experience enough to help. What is the best way or manner to create this sharp and twisted bend? Thank YOu dgreen10
  8. dgreen10

    I am just starting the Cutty Sark (Constructo).  It appears to be rather light weight or thin material in the frames and keel.  However, I have built it in the plastic (Revell) and it is a beauty.  Sure love to go to England and see the updated ship in Greenwich I believe.

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  11. dgreen10
    You might want to try building your own holder if you do considerable model work. The crux of the matter is square, square, square as we all know. dgreen10
  12.    dgreen10 reacted to a post in a topic: Announcement: New Search Feature for Build Logs
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    Presently building Rattlesnake (Mamoli).  Just finished the HMS Endeavor.  Will post a snapshot of it.  Took me 6 months.  Todate have done scratch Endeavor, Constitution, Blue Nose II.  Kits Cutty Sark, Constitution, Endeavor.  Built 5 ft pond yacht.

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  14.    Eddie reacted to a post in a topic: Mamoli Rattlesnake bow issues
  15. dgreen10
    I am building Rattlesnake, the Mamoli company. I cannot figure out how to assemble the bow pieces number 15 and 16. Looking at the print leaves me without confidence in putting it together. If anyone has experience this ship and this assembly problem, I will appreciate your imput. It appears to me there is a problem gluing the above mentioned pieces on without making some correction to eith the false deck or the pieces themselves. Thank you so much. dgreen10
  16.    dgreen10 reacted to a post in a topic: HM Bark Endeavour by REXY - Artesania Latina - scale 1:60 - 1768 as she appeared after refit before her scientific observation voyage
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    does Artesania Latina HMS Endeavor have double hull planking?

  18.    dgreen10 reacted to a post in a topic: Gluing Techniques and Associated Information
  19. dgreen10

    I am building the Benjamin Latham 2 Mast fishing schooner

  20. dgreen10

    How do I upload a picture for the finished scratch built gallery

  21. dgreen10

    I am in thimble of rehabbing an old 1880s model of a 2 mast schooner. The hull is finished and now I am working on the standing and running rigging. I have no plans so it is to be rigged based on my research and consolidation of information. I will post a picture of it in the next couple of says. I hope some one has similar experience and can maybe give me some feed back (help). dgreen10

  22. dgreen10

    I am starting on the Benjamin Latham Schooner and would like imput from members who have built it from a kit!

  23. dgreen10

    I need a diagram for rigging a Virginia Pilot Boat 1805

  24. dgreen10

    IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT I WAS NOT TELLING GENDER - I AM MALE NAVY VETERAN.

  25. dgreen10

    I just joined and am building the wood model Virginia Pilot Boat 1805 and am going to need a lot of help.

    1. dgreen10

      dgreen10

      I AM A 76 YEAR OLD MALE NAVY VETERAN

    2. dgreen10

      dgreen10

      I HAVE A STRONG INTEREST IN SHIP MODEL BUILDING AND I KNOW IT WILL TAKE TIME FOR ME TO GET ACCUSTOMED TO MSW FORMATS ETC., AND APPRECIATE ANY ASSISTANCE ALONG THE WAY.

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