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I really like this saying!! I also like "Steve's Glacial Progress Boat Works" because everyone knows that Glaciers are some of the most incredible and beautiful things on the planet
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Hi Anja, A big congratulations from me too! When I read your words I can tell you really are so happy and excited with the challenges of your new job and that is just so nice to read! This hobby (and community) is a wonderful place but you spend so many hours at work you just have to be happy so that the rest of each week is happy too. Like everybody else I will be following your ship and seeing the progress when you get time to relax with her. Congrats again!
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Get well soon Ollie! I do agree with you, but I also have to say that I love the look of your ship both ways (painted and unpainted). Either way, it looks fantastic!
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ancre LE BONHOMME RICHARD by Jeronimo - FINISHED
Bindy replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Wow Karl, If you didn't post the step by step pictures (thank you, thank you for doing them) I would never believe this was a wooden canon made by hand. Your work is just incredible! Words don't do it justice!- 662 replies
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Hi Bcso7, Your Bismark really is coming along so well and the natural light pics show just how good it looks! Get well soon!
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Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! And today's award for most unique way of writing a build log goes to ...... CaptainSteve! *the crowd goes wild* I will grab my sanga and open a beer and wait for your next post with anticipation
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Hahahaha what a good solution to messy superglue! I am sorry to read about your work/employment difficulties and sure hope that all works out the best for you Nenad!
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Hi Dan, I just found your log too and am sorry I missed your build. But I have to say the final result is amazing! Thank you for sharing, and also thank you for the extra photos showing some of the finer detail. I really am in awe at your work
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The bent flags look perfect Denis! Congrats on getting them how you like them in the end!
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Hi Bala, I know exactly how you feel! If you think Isocol is fun, just wait until you try Acetone on the CA Glue/Superglue haha. I think I keep making mistakes just so i can undo them again. But seriously, I am glad you are redoing the parts you were not so happy with and this way you can be forever proud of yourself every time you look at your ship! Keep having fun!
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I made it just in time! This sounds like a great project and I can't wait to see each and every step!
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Hahahahahaha I think you lost your argument (and wasted $50) about appearing not very manly by revealing you even know what Hello Kitty stickers are! It's ok, I won't give you up to your Admiral though hahaha
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That looks fantastic Ollie! And thank you for the video so we can see it how it really is. Great job!
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