Thanks David, Thank you for watching my friend.

Thanks Gilly

Thank you very much

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks Ron, Ya I had to put his name there, He is a huge monetarist friend to all of us. He is missed.

Thank you Gilly, Ya it's a good kit to build.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks, I used the thread that came with the kit, and some thinner thread that I had.

Glad you enjoyed it! I'm sure you can do it, Thanks for watching.

Thanks a bunch! Thanks for watching my friend.

Thank you very much! I may do some weathering, not sure yet, Thanks for watching sir.

Hope you enjoy it! It's a great kit to build. thanks for watching.

Thank you very much David. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the sub! Welcome to the BSC Family. Thank you for watching my friend.

@@BluestreekCustoms your welcome

Well if yours was anything like mine, with very crappy instructions that looked like they were the 1200th photocopy, it wasn't the easiest to see the parts they wanted you to glue on and or where they wanted you to glue them on, instructions were very vague, so I wish you all the luck in doing yours, just keep at it and you will get it, I believe in you, thank you very much for watching my video.

That's pretty cool, I never really did any boats or planes when I was a kid mainly vehicles, I want to thank you very much for watching my video.

Thanks Kevin, that's pretty cool knowing that's your dad was on those doing deep sea fishing, that would be cool to go see you one day, thank you very much for watching my videos my friend.

I think it's a pretty good kit, that's some pretty cool information and history, thank you very much for sharing that, and thank you very much Tom for watching my videos, hope yours turns out great.

Thank you very much my friend, and thank you very much for watching.

Thank you very much David, no I'm not going to add any type of netting, I did a little bit more rigging than it calls for but other than that nothing really, thank you very much for watching.

Thank you very much Bruce, the Russian icebreaker would be a cool one to build, I may have to look into that one. Well if you're on Facebook maybe take a look at my Facebook group and post some pictures if you can, I'd love to see it.

Thank you very much Al, I think it looks pretty good as well, I didn't want to leave it smooth, I figured being a fishing boat they'd have some sort of texture, nd the deck would be nice and dirty.

My dad built this exact kit when I was a kid, that shift got lost at some point, and I would love to build the Thermopylae one day, so I can display both of them, I would have used the sales at this one but they were just too far gone for it as old as the kit was, I'm glad that you've got the kits for the Cutty, I would love to see pictures of your progress on my Facebook group once you start building it, good luck and have fun, and remember build it for you, there's no need to rush or stress it's only going to be on your show. Thanks for watching my friend.

Thank you very much, I've built a landing ship too I'm not sure if yours is the same as the one I built, but I'm sure you will enjoy it, and I'm glad that my videos may help you in doing some of your bills, I would love to see them so please if you could add pictures of your progress in my Facebook group.

​ Hey my friend, My landing ship is the same one as yours. However I haven't started in mine yet. And I don't do facebook. But. I will be watching your builds now that I'm back on KZfaq. You got a great channel, Keep up the great work. 😎👍

No worries my friend, and thank you again for watching my videos, hopefully these videos can help you and inspire you to do your ship as well, if you have a channel that you post videos on please let me know and I will definitely check it out.

Thank you very much, it's a decent kit to build, fairly simple, and there's enough little things to customize to make it just a little bit better, so hopefully you enjoy building yours, and if you want post pictures on my Facebook group.

Thank you my friend, I figured on a fishing boat there would be some sort of texture for grip.

Thank you very much sir, I just figured it needed something, it was way too smooth.

Thanks Michael, thank you very much for watching.

Thank you very much

No worries, Thanks for stopping by tho, It would have went longer but OBS went weird on my and shut down which shut down the live lol

Thank you very much Gilly, thanks for watching buddy, next video is out today.

Thank you very much, and thanks for watching, part two is out today on Thursday the 25th.

Thank you very much Jamie, my glue is basically the exact same as the Tamiya glue, it is 50% acetone and 50% lacquer thinner

Thank you very much, and thank you for watching, new video should be out today

Thank you very much Gilly thank you for watching buddy.

Yes the San Francisco 2 is a very basic ship very commonly used, it's just one of those styles. I haven't finished the ship yet, I set it aside when OcCre sponsored me and sent me the flying Dutchman, and since I bought the San Francisco I figured it was more important to do the sponsored ship, once I'm done with the flying Dutchman I'll get back on the San Francisco. As for the San Francisco it was my very first wood ship that I've ever started, but since I haven't finished it yet, I guess the funny Dutchman in a way is my first complete wooden ship that will be built, then I'll get back on the San Francisco so really between these two ships I've never done a wood ship either so I'm just learning as I go. Your 7 years younger than me, it's never too late to start building anything. And I know what you mean, I did models mainly cars back when I was 8 through 17, and then only through KZfaq that I pick up skill modeling again, so almost 30 years of not building, I have three kids that are all grown up now and all that stuff had to come first if you do build stuff feel free to post on my Facebook group I'd love to see what you're building.

@BluestreekCustoms I bought a training model from Model Expo to practice on. It's a 18th century longboat with a sail. I'm also about halfway through a cardboard carrack that I am building as a wedding gift for my aunt. Once it's painted, it will look like wood. After that, I plan on building the trifecta, Niña, Pinta, and Santa Maria. I already bought the Niña kit from Artesania Latina, and the Pinta kit from Amati. I am saving up for the Santa Maria from Pavel Nikitin. I decided that each of the three ships would be from different companies to maximize variation and experience. Truth be told, I really wish that I had thought to do this when my daughter was little so we could have done it together. I guess I'm building up my skills in case I ever have grandkids. Also, I eventually want to build a Scamp micro cruiser kit, which is a real 12 foot sailing dinghy with a top for camping.

@@KlingonCaptain those should all be really nice kits, I would love to build some of them as well, but I am unable to work, and the wife is the only one that does work, some money is usually pretty tight and very hard to save up, but maybe someday I can afford to get other stuff, I do have to finish the flying Dutchman and of course the the San Francisco 2, but I do have a plastic 1/350 scale Missouri with full photo etch kit and I do have the blue nose 2, I also have a plastic 1/196 scale USS Constitution and the plastic 1/ 225 scale HMS victory

@@BluestreekCustoms Have you tried a work from home job? I have a friend who does data entry for a pharmacy from her home and makes good money.

Thank you very much my friend, Ya it's pretty cool, the next video will be a very big change to the ship.

Thank you very much, Yes lots of small things to do, to do the bigger stuff lol

Thank you very much my friend.

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Thank you very much.

Thank you very much Dan, it's been really fun working on this ship

Thank you very much, they are very cool cars, that would be a great color combo for that car. Thanks for watching

Thanks, I'm hoping that all companies take the builders advise about their products as they come up and try to fix them so the next person will have less trouble.

Yes you can, but they aren't 1:1, they are still just small pics, and you can't zoom in on them

Thanks

Thank you very much Charlemagne, thanks for watching.

@@BluestreekCustoms welcome sir I enjoy seeing how wooden ship kits come together and your has turned out great so far.

Thanks Gilly, The stuff you've been working on is lookin awesome

Yes I did, but for my first ship, I thought I would just stick to the kit, even though I did a bunch of custom work on this ship, Even though the custom work I did was just to make the ship more correct, Maybe next time I will look into doing a bit more, I have lots of ships left to do and have found that I love doing ships, wood or plastic, Thank you very much for watching my friend.