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    Dave, what wood did you use for the upper shroud blocks
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    Brian, You must have been truly lucky regarding the planks. I think none of us (others) that built Bluenose had it. At least not me, so I had to go staggered no matter. Nice of ME to send two sets of false keel and bulkhead. Now you can build one as a racer, the other as a fishing vessel.
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    Perfect, thanks for those ideas as my Serv-o-matic should be arriving any day.
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    Tim, Weird, as I look at the two Bluejacket options, one is plank of frames the other plank on bulkhead. I was pleased with the America from Constructo.
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    Oh heaven! I just figured out the search engine...... Once you have entered the "search word" and clicked search, down below you will have various option of how you search can and will be used. I tried that with Bluenose and instead of having more than 1000's of answers I had some 60+ all related to Bluenose build logs.
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    Brian, I have always beveled the bottom part of the plank. As long you are consistent beveling bottom or top it shouldn't matter.
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    Burnside, Your final Mariefred looks great, but I would change the flag as the one flying is not correct for Sweden. Take a look the correct one.
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    So clean and detailed. Still amazes me!
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    Brian, The search engine and I doesn't work well either....... when searching for i.e Bluenose, I can get listing with Constitution or Syren along with other builds as well.
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    Helmut, I like your presentation of your workshop. This is for our moderators, please re-locate this topic to "Where do you do it, ship modeling that is"....
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    Ron, A warm
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    Dutchman, sorry for leaving you out. And yes, it was intended for you too...
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    Peter, My original material from ME was good quality, but badly warped so it wasn't useful. Then I got a two new set from ME, both good but I opted to go with the latter white wood. (See my log) But I also have the "red plywood" set. Contemplating of putting the other set together just for the heck of it...... could be fun doing another "Syren"...... In my case I provided pictures to Marc at ME, proving my case regarding the warped keel. You should try to contact ME in this matter.
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    That's a wonderful picture of Daria and holding the model.
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    They may be the smallest cannons you have worked, but they are coming along beautifully.
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    David, I am so glad I found your build log. Also that we have met at the Foss museum during the PSSM meeting. This scratch build is coming together great. Looking forward to seeing this boat again. Per
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    Peter, Well, since I am also building the Syren, I like to welcome you. Your build looks very clean and good.
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    The Bluenose is on backorder at ModelExpo. Buying directly from them will avoid pitfalls like that. Price at ModelExpo 170 dollars.
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    As usual - Impressive!
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    Yes, SketchUp has become very popular since it has a shallow learning curve. It's used by wood craft designers. Commonly used in the movie/TV business as well. I use the program for architecture design, together with the Podium for rendering.
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    Brian, Sometimes the answer is right in front of you.....
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    Patrick, I used that beveling when planking my Bluenose. Made it easier.
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    Ken, I just grabbed one of the empty chairs to follow your build. Very fascinating and different! One question I do have ...... which hasn't been asked, strangely. Even with the scale 1:354 she looks like to become a large model. How long will she be? I might pick up the idea of the automotive glazing putty. At least I have to try it.
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    I like the tutorial of your block making. Might come handy some day.
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    Hamilton, With your SketchUp you also have something called layout (separate part) that will handle the scaling for printing.

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