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Chuck,very nice pumps. Like the reddish color.
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Chuck, I need the blueprints for the timemachine...... you don't have enough with time to deal with that so let me take over and sell it for you.
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One question though: How on earth did you extend the length of the day...... seems like you have 28 hours cycles in comparison to us regulars....
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Chuck, aahhh, this is another masterpiece of yours. I like it very much. My workshop is down due to a previous move. Time to get moving again and finalise the longboat.
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When I saw those pictures, I thought Oh no! Then again, I know you Bob..... you will put the Bounty aside for a long time. And maybe some day repair the damages, unless they are far beyond saving. I surely like the build log. Hope you and your dog are okay. Bob, I agree with you 100% regarding the quality of wood in AL's kit.
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It's called jewlers miter cutting vise. That's why you have a hard time to find it. I had a hard time too so I played around with the words. And found it. Can be found on Amazon.
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Steve, I think we can all fit but the next after you is gonna have a problem, because we will shovel that person around so we can see what is happening with Bobs build. And don't sit on any "Danes", they are in that corner of the couch. Coffee?
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Now what I have to share? lol Well, that's okay. Cookies and coffee?
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Dan, Please look at this link, I think it could be very helpful for you, besides there are plans available to.
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Bob, My friend Floyd, who is currently taking a break from MSW and modelling built that kit. As I never saw the build itself I am trying to find a chair. Oh no, no chair but I found a couch, now all I need is coffee and a danish and wait for the next part of your build. Looking good!
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I also second Bill, I have the sander and chopper II, great investments. This has been discussed before.
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M/V Benjaman Naree by sanit - FINISHED
Nirvana replied to sanit's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1901 - Present Day
Sawadee Sanit. Welcome to MSW, Is that the model of the ship you are working on?- 1 reply
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Choice of paint
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Robbe33, I suspect your name is Robert and are 33 years young?! Try this store in Stockholm, Wentzels Hobby They have a huge color department, and they have recently moved to bigger place. Scroll down to the bottom of the last links page where you will find colorcharts. -
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Robbe33, First of all, först och främst: Very warm , varmt Välkommen till Världen av Modell Skepp as we would say in Sweden. I don't know how to help you..... för saken jag har ingen aning.... lätt skratt IPMS has been around for a long time, so yes try them. Then I have a question: What is that brig you have for avatar? As for your question about paint: look at this website from ipms if you have any questions: this is the site and many of us are using many languages.... I am fluent in Swedish. -
Good evening Chuck, I have just finalised reading through the whole topic of the Cheerful. I must say..... I am blown away by the way you are working and making such a clean and amazing ship. I do have a question reflecting back to block #490 where you are starting palnking the deck. I see in the first picture you have laid 5 planks, all equally wide.... just wondered if I completely off but I thought even a cutter from this time era would have a kingplank (wider than the rest of the decking) running down the middle of the deck. So sad I have so many other ship projects awaiting otherwise I would certainly have signed up for this one. Oh, btw I liked the two videos with you. Now I have a face to the name. Thank you very much for this tutorial where many areas can be applied to other ships as well.
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Hi Titanic and welcome to MSW, Wow, I think you broke the record for a fast build! lol I understand it took longer time than the time to upload the pictures. Very nice build of Bounty. Now she needs a case and so does Revenge.
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Rob, I just found your build log of Caroline, I am very certain your father is smiling and looking forward to the stage when Caroline is all done and in display. It's a true honor to your father of what you are doing.
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