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  • Birthday 01/19/1965

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    Connell, WA
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    Ship-modeling, RC sailing, Maritime History, SketchUp Design and modeling, music and my dogs

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  1.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Do you have animals to 'help' you build?
  2.    BETAQDAVE reacted to a post in a topic: Weather Report - post your significant weather - past or present
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  6. Nirvana
    Lou, That yellow orb does exists, it's not a myth. And it's a good thing.
  7.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Weather Report - post your significant weather - past or present
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    Sunday = A Sunny Day, and so it is. A Beautiful clear sky no wind. Snow melting but not creating any floods. Temp at mid-day is 40°F. Went out for a walk with Murphy between 3 and 4. Now at 48°. Very nice!
  11.    BETAQDAVE reacted to a post in a topic: Weather Report - post your significant weather - past or present
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    It's a sunny Friday, temp at 42°F (5°C), snow melting slowly which is good as the weekend of 22-24 will provide temperature at 60°F (15°C). Time to get the motorcycle ready. Just waiting for the roads to be cleaned from all gravel.
  15.    coxswain reacted to a post in a topic: Alert Class Tug by fnkershner - 3D printed - 1:35 scale
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    Oh by the way, I am doing the barge, final model measures 7'+ or 211cm+.
  18. Nirvana started following Latex paint?, Alert Class Tug by fnkershner - 3D printed - 1:35 scale and Sydney Opera House by Dan Vadas - Schreiber-Bogen - 1:300 - CARD
  19. Nirvana
    It's a fun project being involved in, have learned a lot about Fusion360 and computer modelling. What should had been a small and time wise short project turned out to be so much more.
  20. Nirvana
    The company I am working for are going from desk top towers for business to the small pc's that you can almost put in your pocket. With that there are items from time to time that they are just to deposit in garbage. So, yesterday I came home with this machine. Installed Windows 8.1 Pro, had it since before. Not so shabby for a free Pc.
  21.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: The "What have you done today?" thread.
  22.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Sir Winston Churchill by Messis - FINISHED - Woody Joe - 1/75
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    Danish designer, tiles made in Sweden and shipped to Australia
  24.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Sydney Opera House by Dan Vadas - Schreiber-Bogen - 1:300 - CARD
  25.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by JSGerson - Model Shipways Kit No. MS2040
  26.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Cannon Jolle 1801 by ccoyle - Master Korabel - 1/72 scale - Swedish gunboat
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    Chris, I like this model. You are doing a great job! If my list of ships to be built first weren't to long I would add this to it.
  28.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: Cannon Jolle 1801 by ccoyle - Master Korabel - 1/72 scale - Swedish gunboat
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    No wonder Chuck is all out of rope, it was all shipped across the Atlantic ocean. lol😁 Svein-Erik, your Syren is coming out very nicely! That tick remover tool is a great idea!
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    Dave, I would go out and knock the icicles down, before they do any damage to structure or even worse hurting someone. On my side I have beautiful sunny day, temp at 26°F, but windy. Went outside to take care of ice on the driveway, had my assistant Murphy (my dog) along with me. He got bored and decided it was time for the two of us to go for a walk. Once back home he had some water and curled up on the bed and fell asleep. This winter is extreme for our area, working towards the farmer, they are hoping this will be over in the next week.
  31. Nirvana
    That was a good "fore"-sight leaving the course for the clubhouse. Hope you where able to enjoy a "swing" in there.
  32. Nirvana
    Sailing Fish Lake WA
    Aviaamator, thank you for the kind words. She is a pleasure to sail. Here is a video from 2018 sailing at a park nearby.
  33. Nirvana
    I would suggest a paint shop selling paint for cars. You will get amazing result with that type of paint. You will also lay down couple of layers of putty (preferably auto putty (sanding in-between)) and primer as well, that if you want a great finish. Look at my T37, which is pro-painted (not by me of course). My yacht has 12 layers of blue coating and two layers of clear coat on top of primer.
  34. Nirvana
    More snow! Am kind of tired of this white stuff. And now it's wet and heavy snow.🙁
  35. Nirvana
    Same thing applies in Franklin County WA, no outside shutoffs except main line and sprinkler.

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