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Railings , the copper mesh , roasted over a gas burner
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The original drawing of the George Page shows the upper deck surrounded by a basket weave like light mesh, so this copper mesh is a great representation! I love it! Great job.
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Thank you Corey
I decided to do a full hull models of your project |
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That is an interesting and unusual technique for railing:
"copper mesh, roasted over a gas burner". The results look excellent. Mike |
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Mike , crazy ideas are the best
Silence Christmas is great the first drive wheel ready |
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awesome wheel! Now for a twin! I hope that they fit!
CT
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Thank you for a detailed description! The paddle wheel is also very well done!
Sincerely, Joe
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Corey , the wheels must match
Joe , I like to share the workshop For a relaxed festive chain |
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Just wow! Using small scale graph paper as an old school design aid is a great idea.
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Thanks Don
A now it's time for the final gallery |
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