I thought Mull of Kintyre was a song by Pauĺ McCartney...

Check the charts. Its offically designated the North Channel with the western approach to the Mull of Kintyre.🤓
I chose Mull of Kintyre as answer because it was the closest to that point
AustinG

I agree Nick, except that it is surrounded on three sides by water.
It is a peninsular with a somewhat amusing shape on a normal Mercator projection map😮🙈😁
So not a stretch of water at all. Another 'None of the above' question🙄
I always thought that the actual name of that stretch of water is 'North Passage'.
Something like this came up in a QOTD some months back.
Caused a controversy back then as well.
Elimination of three nonsense answers led to the Holmesian conclusion that the MoK was the solution looked for.
Ciao, Doug😎

Mull of kintyre is a land mass and no connection to water, in fact none of the answers are right.

If these questions are based on the American question of the day again they have got it wrong.

Almost sheet the bed on this one. 😜

ARE YOU AIRING YOUR DIRTY SHEETS IN PUBLIC AGAIN?

😝yea, I know where the door is . . .

all right confess, who said staysail??

So when I go to bed is that sheeting in? When I awake and get up is that sheeting out?
Yeah I know bad pun..I’ll see myself to the door. G’nite😁

CommodoreH,
Wow that's good, one in a row. That's as good as the clock in my classic Rover. That's always right twice a day at 8:00- 0' clock.

I am doing great. So far I got one in a row.

Ooops🤔😠

😎

💤When all else fails, read directions

You have a better chance of getting the question right if you read the full sentence. I missed the word model leading me to pick internal combustion as my answer. Must learn to spell and read before answering.
Rick

Hi guys
Have they dumbed down the question ❓ because they are feeling sorry for as my score is going through the floor 😞 well got hold of fireboat and he is going to sort it.
I can't remember who got InTouch about they have same problem but if you send a private message to fireboat admin he should sort it😊 he is going to sort mine out.
Philh uk👍

Worked for me, I have a razor saw, so I vote Andrea Doria!!😁

I do posess a razor saw, but I also have a Proxxon table saw very accurate, a laser cutter, even more accurate, and a mini jigsaw. I rarely use the razor saw these days...

I scratch build everything.
I have a nice little table saw I use often. Sometimes I also use a razor saw and sometimes a jig saw. Therefore I agree the correct answer is Titanic

X-Acto, and my wife’s Olga circular razor knives are pretty cool too. Would love a lazer cutter some day.

Where was the answer

THE BEST SAW FOR THE JOB?

Michel a good morning
do i read here the swiss accurancy ?👍👍👍

I do not see how 'intricate and detail' work is relavent? I shall still use my jig saw and I would use my A4 size circular saw for cutting precise straight in small pieces of wood.
In this question Titanic woulkd have been a valid option!
Roy

Hey all,
I also prefer my laser cutter for thin wooden panels. Since then, my parts have been very accurate, which made me decide in favour of buying this device.
The important thing is to take the time to test and find the perfect settings.
Patience, people, patience is the modeller's most important quality, use it,
because everyone has it!
Everyone works the way they do best and that's what I like about all your boats.
Best regards,
Michel-C.

Well there you go. I wouldn't use a razor saw for that job. I don't even own one.😀

I use a circular saw.

😁

They still make the ropes in Chatham, but only for the Navy so I have heard. But it was never as big as Portsmouth that is the largest in England, and not used for as much of the Naval purposes as Portsmouth.

Even though its not that old am surprised no one mentioned Chatham Dockyard est in 16 century it was of importance to the navy. They still make rope lines there, or they did when I was last🤗 there.
AustinG

Yepp yeep;
Was again valuable to listen to the dry historical subject matter.
Our history teacher was able to tell the story in such an exciting way that we forgot all about the break!
With today's possibilities, this can be shown even more visibly. Teachers used to be respected. . . . well
Michel-Cl.

I could never get that one wrong, my dad was based there during the war. My mums was also, she came from Emsworth and was in the WRNS's that's where my dad met her.

Portsmouth is the oldest naval base in the world.

Nor me 😂

Not me either😁!

I think this question was directed towards people like me(doing badly) to increase their stranding.
Yaaay

OK own up! the computer says there was 2% answered Lusitania! Was'nt me gov.

Roy

Torodog not sure if the lusitania was about in 1588???

Wow. I had to think about that one 😂

Well that was a bit of a teaser! But to have Titanic and Lusitania as options, well it has made my day!

Things are back to normal, us oldies don't like change, but not because I don't want to changez, it is just that the younger ones have a habit of screwing it all up!
Roy

Well if I'd got that wrong, it's definitely back to school 🤣

Definitely needed this softball question after a week of wrong answers😀.

Not sure how you miss if you read the question. The answer is in the question
Rick

NICKTHESTEAM'

CANADA??

'Sept it's King of Canada right now. . .

Lusitania... she was off Ireland, right?🤣

What country is the Queen of England Queen of...?

tough, like a 3 day old bagel😝

Well done that Man. BRAVO ZULU.
'Give The Man a Scooby Doll'👍

😎

YES!

I got it, I got it. It was tough

Ye Gods and little fishes!!
Was that a daft question today?
Or was that a daft question.🙄
No matter, I'd already seen the story of her discovery on 'Lost Ships' a year or so ago anyway.

😎
PS Another one for Roy, on two counts😉

Thank you Herman! But, truth be told, these particular printings are a bit weak in the eyes. So sunglasses will forgive many missteps in my figure painting skills! 😂

Jumpugly a good afternoon
When i havé a look at your boatpeople which are painted to perfection you expect a lot of sunshine as they were sunglasses. You are very optimistic for thé summer if 2024😂😂😂

After gagging on the last few questions, I ran down to the shop and painted up my 1:16 USCG crew for my upcoming Dumas build. It seemed to have changed my luck a bit! 😉

That is the daftest question ever!
Roy

Neither Deviation or Variation refer to your course but my navigation experience was in the military.