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  1. James H
    It's La Couronne, most definitely. Apart from the obvious shape, this is how he described it to me in email.
  2. James H
    I can tell you that I will shortly be receiving all three of their current releases for review here at MSW. I will also undertake an immediate build of one of these....possibly La Couronne, to begin with.
  3. James H
    Moving topic to correct forum. This is for general site questions.
  4. James H
    Great first post! Welcome to MSW, from a fellow Brit.
  5. James H
    I believe it's still for sale. Ok, just checked and it is. Here's a link for you: http://www.shipwrightshop.com/shop/contents/en-uk/d10_Heritage-Series.html
  6. James H
    Welcome to Model Ship World!
  7. James H
    Moving topic to correct area...
  8. James H
    That looks a real nice little build. Very unusual and attractive.
  9. James H
    Definitely a shrinkage/expansion issue, and you saved it nicely.
  10. James H
    Hi all, Well, this is quite something for me.....the first build log on Model Ship World V2.0. My last work was published on the old version about 12yrs ago. My apologies for being so tardy. Over the last years I've been busy working with plastic models and magazine publication stuff, and whilst I still have some commitments left to fulfil, I thought I'd dust off (quite literally) my 1/80 Caldercraft Mary Rose kit. Thirteen winters and summers haven't warped the old frame and she's still rock solid. I started building this one year before I launched Model Ship World in 2006, along with Chuck Passaro. It's about time I did something. The basic frame is built and the decking is in place under the fo'c'sle and sterncastle decks. It's also under half an inch of dust, so I need to clean this thing up. Glad I bought it when I did. The price is about £100 more nowadays! I don't intend to leave it as plain as shown in the finished model photo. Instead, It'll be full of red, gold and green in the same way that the Anthony Rolls depicted her in the 1540s. Over the next months, my time on this will be very limited, but I'm at least hoping to get the hull planked and sounded outdoors during the summer months. Has anyone else here built this kit?
  11. James H
    I've always wanted to see one of these built. Thought about buying it myself a few years ago. Good luck on the journey and looking forward to your updates.
  12. James H
    Welcome to MSW, John. Yorkshire is my favourite county. I visit York several times per year,
  13. James H
    Set mine aside, with resin castings, or else!
  14. James H
    I'm in for kit with castings set!
  15. James H
    Save one for me!
  16. James H
    Yes please! I’d love to try carving, but I really would be terrible at it, so I’ll go with your resin parts.
  17. James H
    I agree. Mamoli will be able to send you a copy at cost, or maybe electronically.
  18. James H
    What's the size of this one? I quite fancy building this one, maybe to kickstart my wooden workshop again.
  19. James H
    A pleasure!
  20. James H

    Hello

    James H replied to a topic in New member Introductions

    Hi Piotr, Please let us see some of your work. Love to see it. We can then look at making Triton plans available to you, but these now have a $5 fee payable. Contact us for more info.
  21. James H
    I know this is a fairly old topic, but is there any news on the Amati/Victory release of HMS Victory? This is an excuse I need to get me back to the wooden workbench.
  22. James H
    When you visit a topic and want to find the last post that you read, well now you can. As from today, recurrent visits to topics that you have previously read, will be punctuated with a separating line which shows the last post that was there on your last visit. So....you just need to read from that point onwards!
  23. James H
    Verified test
  24. James H
    Was this the site you remember? If so, YES....we are the same site!!!
  25. James H
    Let's call you Bob then

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