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    Stu, a warm welcome from Washington, USA. I think many of us has various model experiences before we found this website. Sorry to hear about the covid-19 separation between you and your wife. I have watched many videos regarding rc ship combat. It looks fun, but seems costly at the same time.
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    For people interested in the "gas" engine. https://www.driveonwood.com/library/gengas/
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    Just amazing! I like the aging very much. Are you compete with that model?
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    Are you going to simulate rust holes too? Like in the doors/fenders....
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    That rust detail is so accurate as the Citroen was prone to rust in those areas.
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    Tutorial please!
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    That's so well done, I like the aging of the model. Wish I had those skills.
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    Paul, First of all a warm welcome to our corner of the model ship world. Choosing a Victory model as a second, I like it! I didn't know that the false keel was made out of mdf board. You have done a fantastic job so far. I will follow along this build.
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    Jesse, that's a very nice finalized model. I think Buddy approves too, otherwise he would have put his teeth into it directly.😄
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    Beautiful start, like the aging of the parts.
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    Go with Gimp or Inkscape, they are both free and will serve the purpose.
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    Chris, That is a beautiful detailed bow.
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    Moxis, If you have had a correct licens from the beginning and have the key saved, you should be able to re-start your Corel Draw. Inkscape is tricky to work with, well at least for me.
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    That's the best part of having a shed on post or skids, so you can move it. Then it's not a permanent structure. Part of International Building Codes.
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    I remembered that one of my father smaller yachts had white caulking, (teak deck), so I did a quick search. It is still available to purchase. I would use thin crisp white paper to simulate the caulking.
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    Found it directly, about five minutes later as I had other things going on at the same time..... there were quite an extensive collection of how-to's.
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    Very nice wheel, I am going to steal the idea from you......😇
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    Bob, I will try the same with our remote.... as we have Xfinity as well. Thanks for providing the idea. Otherwise using the link provided will help. I did jewelry (silver) soldering back in the 90's, most to give away or sold for a fraction. Had a lot of fun with it. Time to pick this one up as I need to hone my soldering skills. A couple of ear-ring sets I made had the shape of the musical G-clave. Gave them to women in the choir I sang with at the time, highly appreciated x-mas gift.
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    Malas, You should have the scale answer on the drawings (plans). My guess it may be a Model Shipways kit, part list says scale 3/16" = 1ft
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    Don't know if you have seen this picture...… however here is a sloop designed by Af Chapman
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    And why shouldn't we tolerate "plastic people", many of us have the plastic background..... and maybe even building a plastic kit in another hideout in their house; far far away in a corner..... lol
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    Jagdmirage, first of all a warm welcome to MSW. Looks like you are off to a good start. Are you going to try to build it without any glue …. like they did back in the Roman time era?
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    And another warm welcome from Pacific Northwest.
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    If this is just the second hull your planking, then you're doing a grand job.
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    Rich, You must feel good now with the completion of USS Argus. Beautiful build a true masterpiece. Now it's time for a break, unless you have something else waiting to be built.

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