1/72 USS Moffett DD362 (13.07.1944)

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TommyL
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Re: Scratchbuilding USS Moffet

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H.A. Baker wrote:Ron,
Whoa! I'm not reading this right am I? You are packing in the scratchbuilding threads on the site because of some extremely small minded morons make their peurile comments? As has been said, those kind of feeble minded comments from that type of idiot proves that they are only jealous of your skills and ability to use your hands and BRAIN to produce a large, damn good, sailing model of a warship.

Take no notice and treat them with the contempt they deserve. Carry on with your instructive, concise and clear builds.

HAB
Howie. :thumbs_up_1: You nailed it.

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Post by J. Soca »

Hey Ron,

I came to your post to check on new pictures and this is what I found, from what I�ve read the guys have said it all. I just want to remind you that every time you scratch- build a ship at the end of the day is piece of art, not many have this gift you have in making this possible. Don�t forget, looking at a ship completely built is cool but, watching the process of how the ship was built is even cooler.
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Post by ARH »

Moffett build has been edited by 12 pages. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Post by les »

You should make a "sticky" of the build.
Any ship larger than a Destroyer is a waste of metal.
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Post by kennylibben »

les wrote:You should make a "sticky" of the build.
Ron's an ardent critic of stickies...
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Post by ARH »

Moffett build has been edited by another 14 pages, were down to 49 now. :wave_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Post by ARH »

now down to 34 pages, :lol_spit_1: :lol_spit_1:
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Post by cwm »

Well Mr Ron shortly before I retired I found this site and followed one of your builds. After I retired I decided to use your post as a guide and attempted my 1st scratch build following your instructions step by step. Since then I have followed each of your threads closely and am always amazed at your skill.
I'm proud to say because of you my grandson and I have built 1 carrier (1/96 scale) and 3 1/48 scale destroyers. So professor lets not let all of your devoted students down from all over the world.
Up spirits :lol_spit_1: and lets get on with the next lesson ( you wouldn't want to disappoint my grandson would you)

Cheers from Canada

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Post by ARH »

Well Cwm I have been keeping my eye,s open to see where you had got to, I am very glad that you have managed to build something from the threads on my building, I would never let anyone down if I could help it.

There are a few people around that want to show the Admiral up for some reason or another, I have kept my head down for over six weeks now, I have not been idle, my new project is well on its way, fibre glass hull nearly complete, so keep on looking, one day soon there may be a new build. Thanks for your post, its most welcome. :jump_1: :jump_1: ARH
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Post by TommyL »

Admiral,

I hope to see something from you soon. The board is naked without an ARH build.

Don't mind the others. So others feel they have to "one up" someone else............

I don't get it. :scratch:

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Post by ARH »

Thanks Tommy L, :wave_1: :wave_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

this is to bring the build up the board. :woo_hoo: :woo_hoo:
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Post by Dave Wooley »

Rons in depth build is close to going off the page , thought I'd bring it back up the board .
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Post by Jefgte »

The great & pleasant Warship Modelers Familly is very happy for the return of the

ARH dmiral

ARH tist




Jef :lol_spit_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
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Post by ARH »

Hi Guys, I notice the thread was way down the board, but it seems 40 looked at it last night, so if you dont mind I will bring it to the top again. :eyebrows: :eyebrows:
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Post by Jimmy Conway »

ARH wrote:Hi Guys, I notice the thread was way down the board, but it seems 40 looked at it last night, so if you dont mind I will bring it to the top again. :eyebrows: :eyebrows:

I thought you were to build another "Moffett" :lol_1: :lol_pound:

Regards............. Jimmy
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Post by Dave Wooley »

Jimmy Conway wrote:
ARH wrote:Hi Guys, I notice the thread was way down the board, but it seems 40 looked at it last night, so if you dont mind I will bring it to the top again. :eyebrows: :eyebrows:

I thought you were to build another "Moffett" :lol_1: :lol_pound:

Regards............. Jimmy
He is , it's easier second time round :lol_3: :thumbs_up_1:
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Post by Jimmy Conway »

He is , it's easier second time round :lol_3: :thumbs_up_1:
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Dave:
don�t you agree that if Ron is putting �Moffett� underway, to sail in a pond, the paint for the ship may have been suffering with rough? Maybe some wrong maneuver broke its bow............
For this, the ship can be different the way looked some months ago......... and Ron could post some pics to update for its �new� appearence............ even the fixing methods............. that�s what I�m thinking.........but if the disaster drove the ship to scrap :lol_1: , so fare that he can build another one............. :thumbs_up_1:
Nice regards: Jimmy
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Post by ARH »

Jimmy, like I did with IRON DUKE, lost the poop deck on the lock gates and had to build another one, :lol_3: :lol_3: :thumbs_up_1:
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Post by Dave Wooley »

"The new Moffett Ron" No only joking This one is still magnificent and looks the part :woo_hoo: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Post by Jimmy Conway »

Ron and Dave, superb photo of "Moffett", seems to be the real ship..... I'm going to convert it in B&W..... about disaster, that was just a joke, to tease you about "news".... got it as a photo.............Ron could do a "book" for Moffett and post pics in the MW gallery.........
Thank you both: Jimmy
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