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Nice bit about the display supports. I will have to try that with mine

Even though they were expensive at the time, they gave the modeler great value with all the time spent modeling. Bob’s direction was second to none, but sadly I see you don’t agree.

I always wanted to like Bar Mills kits, but always found them a tier below Fine Scale, South River and later when Fos Scale came out.

Would like to see you tackle either FSM’s Jeffries Point or Emporium Seafood.

Masterpiece

great video what size brass wire did you use thanks

Despite the brushstrokes, that turned out pretty neat.

Nice build!

Incredible work

What color did you paint the window frames? How dud you paint the brick? Thank! Fantastic!

Bar Mills makes great kits! I love all the grooves to line up the components. This video is a life saver for anyone building craftsman kits, especially the Cundy Hotel. This is an exceptionally long build, and I love seeing how it was done, especially the tiny mistakes.

Thanks! In the original rigging plan of the earlier kit versions the advice indeed is given to prepare your masts and yards with the blocks etc prior to installing the masts on the ship. Those plans also are much clearer in the follow-up of the different rigging steps 😊

You can drill a pilot hole in the plywood through the switch machine/throw. Use a drill bit slightly smaller than the shank diameter of the brad. That way you can drive in the brad all the way to the head. You might even be able to push it in. Can't say I agree with cutting off the brad's head because you also want to prevent up and down movement should your epoxy bonds beneath ever fail.

That's a nice way to operate switches - great information, thanks.

I used that kit as a scrap yard kit

I use a small plastic paint brush as a burnishing tool find to be effective

I have some bar mills kits great kits I never use these kits for what there intended

Hi i want to know how lenght is the uss constitution 1/96 That you build?

Nice video, I was born and raised in Wooster, OH., and still live there to this day. The B&O's Wooster sub is kind of a big part of me, as a kid i got several cab rides from the fairgrounds to either frito lay or around the wye up to place that threaded gas and oil pipe, I don't remember the name, I even have a few photos of the last CSX train D955 to work Wooster.

Use sandpaper for tar roofs

Hi, hows it going? Been awhile since your last video and was wondering if you were going to be posting again soon if so what are you working on? Thanks , Joe

Installing a turnout over existing BALLASTED track would be a challenge!

I can’t stand Hydrocal models…they are too fragile and don’t even come close to wood models…to me ..,they are a solution…looking for a problem..

How many hours to build this?

There is no way a product like this should not be spot on…poor direction..no quality control…piece of junk…but you did a great job in the in the final build…

This kit is now listed on eBay for $425.00…ridiculous…for an average inferior model..

*when you glued the tarpaper roof down with whit glue... the wrinkles had a desirable effect imitating old, really old tarpaper. I can see that being bleached nearly white from the sun, cracks everywhere, with maybe some patch gravel in places... I have some buildings I'd like to practice that effect on. 👍

I built this same kit…it was ok but lacks mojo…

This entire kit is a piece of trash…the intricate value of this kit can not exceed 5 dollars…things don’t fit…crappy shingles..garbage..you did your best making best of a bad kit..

For the cost..a poorly designed bulding…pathetic..

The price is absurd..

Nice building! ( : I especially like what you did with the wood strips over the small doors. Has anyone tried covering larger areas or even the complete building from a cheap kit with wood/wood strips like that?

You might consider obtaining a set or two of small twist drill bits from Micro Mark or another vendor. Drilling a small pilot hole through the mounting holes on ground throw will make it easier to drive those spikes home.

How are you doing? I was just reaching out to let you know, I'm a huge fan of your channel and often binge watch your channel while I'm building my own kits. Its been an unusually long time since you've posted a new video so I thought I'd reach out to you and see if you're ok... is there anything you need from us, your fan base? Do you have a "patrion" or "go fund me" site to accept donations?

Работа выполнена непрофесионально, много грубых ошибок, чувствуется что человек не имеет отношения к судостроению. Ведь это набор из магазина, по сути детский сад.

Very helpful. Thanks...

Sir, you do some fine work

That was great diorama, your rendition was perfectly carried out and put together, congratulations on an excellent build, I have the complete set of all his diorama books and also I have all the Aircraft and armour books he published, best regards from Australia, Les

I don't have those instructions. Where can I find a copy???

I grew up on farm west of Wooster between old US 30 and US 250!! I remember in 60's driving too Wooster crosssing B%O over tracks on old Us 30 how slow the loco would just crawl wirth the retrace roads bed shaken!! boy cars were shaking back and forth due tro bass condition of road bed!! Jim Martin

Nice job. High quality kit now that the weathering job is extremely well done. Congrats.

13:10 The mast and yard arm have some beautiful colors to them.

Good stuff & thanks... but why didn't you build it with the freight doors opening inward as would have been the practice for dock side doors?

wax paper! so the signs dont stick to your cutting board ..

Was you a math teacher in school ! It was all very interesting ! Thank You.

Are you going to do anymore videos? I miss your crtique of the kits and that you are not sponsored.

I've just picked up this model from a junk store. $8 Canadien. Someone started it. Made a terrible job of the hull. But im hoping its going to be a pleasure 🙏 to complete this abandoned project 😊😊