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James H

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About James H

  • Birthday 02/26/1970

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    www.modelshipworld.com

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    Anderton, Lancashire, UK
  • Interests
    Foreign food, travel in general, modelling in timber and plastics, photography and guitar playing.

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  1. In a week, I'll have all sections of the La Renommee kit. There are 7 individual set kits, and I'll be looking at each pack over the Christmas hols, onwards.
  2. Trust me, we don't use a fraudulent PayPal account for our donations application. Thank you for ongoing attempt though. Much appreciated.
  3. I love my Dremel stuff. Just bought the 'Right Angle Attachment' with the same Amazon discount.
  4. Ok, fixed. https://thenrgstore.org/collections/plans-and-projects/products/hms-triton-plan-access-msw
  5. Nope! Not happening!
  6. That's quite likely! 😆 I think this may have been the first time I did a 'tuck', albeit a shallow one.
  7. Prob artistic licence, simply for display convention. A bit like the figures 😆
  8. This brings Surprise almost up to date as I've begun to plank the hull. All deck beams are cut from 4mm pear except for two in 3mm pear. All beams have laser char removed from the upper surface which is then masked before the rest of the timber is sprayed in white paint. I used Tamiya Fine Surface Primer. The beam knees are also sprayed in the same colour. The knees are specific to individual locations too. Mast and capstan locations are bolstered with reinforcement parts. And here is what Surprise looks like at this stage. Hope you like her.
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