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  • Birthday 04/18/1965

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    Modeling, traveling, books, movies.

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  1. Mau started following The Hayling Hoy 1760 by Stuntflyer (Mike) - 1:48 scale and Sloop Speedwell 1752 by Stuntflyer (Mike) - Ketch Rigged Sloop - POF
  2.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: 74 gun ship by Gaetan Bordeleau - 1:24
  3. Mau
    Hi Gaetan, I'm just catching up with your model. I can't decide what I like the most. Excellent Job!!! Thanks for sharing. Mauricio
  4.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: 74 Gun Ship - Gun decks
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  8. Mau
    Hi Karl. It's seems so easy... I wish. Fantastic job!!! Congratulations. Thanks for sharing. Mauricio
  9.    HB17 reacted to a post in a topic: Le Gros Ventre - Gabare du Roi by Cpt Tom - 1766 - 1/48 Scale
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  11.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: The Hayling Hoy 1760 by Luc - 1:48 scale - First fully framed model
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  14. Mau
    Hi Gaetan, I just caught up with your worderful work. I can´t say which photo I liked the most. This not a scratch building log, this is a complete model course, with a photography course as a bonus. Congratulations!! This holiday I will connect my notebook to the TV and review the log from the begining in a large screen, so that I can aprpeciate the details. Thanks for sharing. Mauricio
  15. Mau
    Guys, do you know why there is a frame number (3)? Is It the same frame 3? What are the numbers of the frames next to zero?
  16. Mau
    Hi Gaetan, Fantastic job!!! It seems like a computer drawing but it made of wood. very precise. Congratulations!!
  17. Mau
    Congratulations Ed !! It was an almost live course in ship modeling. I learned a lot. Thanks. Greetings. Mauricio
  18. Mau
    Gaetan, you are a master! What a precise work. So many details. The photos are the icing on the cake. So sharp and clear. Very good! Congratulations !!! Mauricio
  19. Mau
    Hi Mike, I'm a little late, just now I've been able to see all of your log. Great job! Congratulations!! I have a question: How did you calculate the amount of wood needed? Is there a simple rule or do you calculate by the plans? Like 3 boards of 3", 4 boards of 6", etc.? Greetings Mauricio
  20. Mau
    Congratulations Karl!! Another superb model!!!
  21. Mau
    Wunderbar!!! Congratulations Karl. What a model!!!
  22. Mau
    Perfect Karl. I like these "how-to" pictures. Congratulations!!!! 67/5000
  23. Mau
    Hi Ed, I just updated with the latest posts and, although I expected great photos, I was delighted. So much care in details. Beautiful!! I love it when you put photos of the parts being made. Inspiring work. Greetings Mauricio
  24. Mau
    Wow!!!! Wunderbar Karl. Your work is an inspiration. Do you make joints with chisels or with machines? Greetings
  25. Mau
    Hi Karl, Photos still not showing for me. Using also Chrome
  26. Mau
    Hi Karl, What a pity. I sympathize with you. I hope only this model has been damaged. Good luck with the rebuilding. Regards Mauricio

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