Nirvana
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Jack, warm welcome to MSW, enjoy what we have to offer and feel free to ask questions. That's the reason of our Forum.
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Bob, I don't mind at all. Yes, that's what I did. It was the stanchions I did it to. But they were cut of after the planking was done and replaced. -
John, I am sorry but, I would appreciate if you could list the post number so I can find it easier. Because I can't recall anything about thinning the bulkheads. Thanks for asking.
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Ed, a warm welcome to MSW and your start of Bluenose. I would trim that part, it will be covered once painted. I like to suggest you start a build log, that way your questions will be more visible. Just a thought.
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Medy, Are you making those models from scratch or is it kits, or maybe by order from customer? Very nice models, you even got the black marble top.
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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? -
However, you creations are as I said before, really nice. I have been working with Fusion360 and still prefer the regular planks and sticks for my models.
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He's also a MSW member but haven't been here in a long time. He has the longboat, syren and amatis Endavour (large kit) stalled.
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Aah, that's the one Naval Action - but anyway he is lost in that world😄
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No, he is very much into Age of Sail, and has the highest rank and helping out when others having issues.
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Robby, I meant this is in a fun way.... I was writing it from the ships perspective.... think of the ship as a child, as they grow there will be more challenges with them, same applies to our models.
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Martes, Your skills with the creation of age-of-sail ships are real good, now I know why a friend of mine is not building models at all but playing the game instead. I have been bugging him to get back to the building table to no avail.
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Now, now Robby, Be nice to the ship 😁, it's growing because you're gaining experience. Buccaneers has that tendency. Seriously, you are doing a great job. It's looking good from my perspective. Be patient and go slow.
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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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Robby, That's nice deck planking. Well done.
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Robby, Welcome to MSW. I am looking forward of this build, and regarding your question about staggering the planking. The plans or instruction should say something about it.
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Mike, warm (87°F) (30°C)
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Michael, warm (87°F) (30°C)
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Vahur, Byrnes Machines are selling directly to user - in the long run cheaper for you at the end. It may take longer time to get the machines. When you buy from them you will have 100% support.
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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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Jim, Did you just receive 800 units of 120volt motors?
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