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  1. alde
    You sure do great work. Your build log will sure be a great reference when I get up enough nerve to build a Syren kit.
  2. alde
    I always cringe when I hear stories of accidents with beautiful models. I'm glad you were able to fix it.
  3. alde
    Wow, your Cheerful looks amazing. I was following your build early on but I had some life changing family issues that took me away from the hobby for a few years. Seeing your works is a real inspiration to get back at it.
  4. alde
    The Lumberyard for Model Shipwrights https://www.dlumberyard.com The Lumberyard for Model Shipwrights Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I've been away from modeling since I last posted on this thread due to a family emergency.
  5. alde
    That's some fine looking brass work Mick. I would love to clone your shop too.
  6. alde
    Glad to have you here. Don't forget to start a build log when your ready.
  7. alde
    Glad to see you back and happy to be aboard your log. As far as holding the keel there are some great ideas in build logs to borrow. I think simple is better. I know sometimes we try to over think things.
  8. alde
    It's too bad he bugged out. Oh well, maybe he will find what he's looking for somewhere else. Hope he comes back though.
  9. alde
    I have a Veritas mini block plane but I'll keep an eye for one of those luthier plans. It looks like it would be easy to handle for a small tool. Thanks again.
  10. alde
    Thanks Mick. I really appreciate it. Looks like a nice tool.
  11. alde
    Glad to see some progress Mick. Nice work as usual. Oh, can you tell us about that little brass plane? It looks like the perfect tool for model work.
  12. alde
    Counteth me in. Passeth the mead.
  13. alde
    Looks great from here Mark. I know what you mean about having to set the fun stuff aside now and then. It's not always a smooth road.
  14. alde
    She looks absolutely amazing Peter.
  15. alde
    That looks like a great space Tom. The natural light is a big bonus.
  16. alde
    Wow Dowmer. That's a nice looking flag. I love that it has some translucency.
  17. alde
    Agree. It's so nice to be able to mill that perfect plank as needed.
  18. alde
    I'm looking forward to it Steve. You add a lot of value to the form with your skill and humor. And besides you've become what I consider to be a friend.
  19. alde
    Well Steve, whatever you decide to build I'll be looking forward to the log.
  20. alde
    I' sorry to hear your throwing in the towel on the Connie. At least you'll come away from it with more knowledge for the next project.
  21. alde
    So, you cut those boat parts with the Death Star? Very nice.
  22. alde
    That is a nice looking knife handle. If you ever buy the flat surgical handles look for the ones made by Bard Parker. They are head and shoulders better than the ones made in India. The blades fit much better with much less wiggle and they are made of much harder material that holds up better. I have some that I have been using for 35 years and they are like the day I got them.
  23. alde
    This is going to be a great group build. I think a bunch of us will learn quite a lot from it.
  24. alde
    That's one fine looking hull BE. The Cheerful sure makes a beautiful model.
  25. alde
    Thank you Ian. Maybe too ambitious this soon.

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