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rbbrown2448

Fri Apr 27 2018, 12:28pm

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Hi I am new to this forum. I recently completed my first scratch build model of the Endeavour after years of work. I have followed this forum for a number of years and found it helpful to see how experienced builders work. I have been impressed by the quality of their work.I hope you don't mind if I post a few photos of my efforts.

[ Edited Sun Apr 29 2018, 08:53am ]

Tim C

Fri Apr 27 2018, 04:57pm

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Welcome and Great Work. Thanks for sharing.

Later Tim

sydneyship

Thu Mar 07 2019, 04:28am

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Amazing work!

Slobodan

Thu Mar 07 2019, 06:13am

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Joined: Wed May 07 2014, 03:37pm
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Beautiful model and great, neat work!

rbbrown2448

Thu Mar 07 2019, 11:48am

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Thank you for the kind replies. Very much appreciated. I value any comment

Charles

Thu Mar 07 2019, 01:10pm

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Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pm
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Scratch
You are better then me kit builder only

Real nice looking ship you have there

jacknastyface2

Thu Mar 07 2019, 06:02pm

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Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pm
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Lots of detail on a nicely executed model Roger. Can you tell us what plans you used? What wood? It looks like pear to me.

Keith.

rbbrown2448

Thu Mar 07 2019, 09:26pm

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Thanks for your comment I really appreciate it. I bought the plans from Brown,Son and Ferguson LTD. They were a good set of detailed plans. The wood I bought from a USA suppler the lumberyard and is box wood which finished and aged nicely. They produced very well milled small section wood. The internal wood structure was made from sycamore.
Thanks again for your nice comment. I think it doesn't matter how you choose to build, kit or scratch, as long as you enjoy the process.