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ancre Coureur by cafmodel - 1/48
Nirvana replied to cafmodel's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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hi, this is Medy lin, I am ship model bulider
Nirvana replied to Medy lin's topic in New member Introductions
Medy lin, warm welcome to MSW, those yachts and ships are extraordinary. We have very few modern ships here at MSW, so these are very nice to see. Thank you. -
Converting a Backyard Shed into a Model Workshop
Nirvana replied to Hank's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Hank, creating a work space takes longer than you think. Besides there is a lot of planning involved too. When do you think you will be done? -
Mike, I have two of the top one and yes they are very helpful. Something I have bought at flea-markets that also might be very useful is the fly tying vise. I don't have this one specific just got an image from internet.
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Mike, I just finished reading through your build log, even with the "hickups" you had along the way (and you're not the only one having them, 😉 you have created a beautiful version of Enterprise. Glad you got the sails rigging "under control" .
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Mike, warm (87°F) (30°C)
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Michael, warm (87°F) (30°C)
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SkiBee, Warm welcome to MSW and great start on the longboat. This one is surely one of the popular kits to build. Not to big, great challenge but not overwhelming. I will follow along - have already pulled up a chair, now I trying to find the popcorn and something to drink.
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Beautiful build, I like seeing a model of a yacht that still are being used on open water. The case is a masterpiece itself.
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Axel, Planking both side at the same time. Yes, it's highly recommended this due to get planks uniformed, but also to avoid any possibility to warp with bulkheads. However, if you are confident enough like Henrik it shouldn't be any problem. As of stand for the final ship, there's a company in England, Cornwallmodelboats.com that carries what you are looking for. Henke, your Agamemnon is turning into a real ship. And yes they will get heavy. Make sure you did add support inside on the false keel for the stand.
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New to MSW, Tom from The Netherlands
Nirvana replied to Articcie's topic in New member Introductions
Tom, Warm , Based on your previous builds specially in the RC boats, the Victory would be a great ship. She is grand ship. I haven't built any ship of that caliber, so when it comes to manufacturer ….. don't ask me. I know other will pinch in and guide you. Here's something funny for everyone, how Tom greeted at the end, Nog een fijne dag (Dutch) , ha en fin dag (Swedish) is so close. Tom, this one is for you, Ha en fin dag! -
Another good example how help is available without asking. Thank you Christopher.
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Miquel, warm welcome to MSW. As for your username, if you have issue of changes, please reach out to any of us moderators through a pm with username. We can change it for you. As for Dannebrog, I have drawn a blank in the search online to find any instructions. Although I am surprised that BB didn't have any records left. I found that one of members back in 2010 did a build of Dannebrog, unfortunate we suffered a huge server crash in 2013 where we lost majority of data.
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