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  • Birthday 08/18/1948

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  1.    prutser reacted to a post in a topic: Friech Boeir Yacht SPERWER by Kortes -1:30 scale
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  12. prutser
    A beautiful model. Congratulations! Richard
  13.    Piet reacted to a post in a topic: Genesis by Omega1234 - 1/300 - 49m Mega Yacht - 8 inches long
  14.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: The M&M Fun Ship by popeye the sailor - 1:33 scale - the lost log - finished
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  17. prutser
    A very attractive ship you made. Looks lovely! A pleasure to look at. Regards,Richard
  18.    popeye the sailor reacted to a post in a topic: Genesis by Omega1234 - 1/300 - 49m Mega Yacht - 8 inches long
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  20. prutser
    Hello Patrick. Good luck with your new build! I'll follow with intrest. Regards, Richard
  21. prutser
    Patrick, congratulations with your beautiful model ! Regards, Richard.
  22. prutser
    Hello Tom. Very bad news loosing your job. Take care. Regards ,Richard
  23. prutser
    Hey Doris. Still going strong ? Very interesting build! Regards,Richard
  24. prutser
    Hello .I'm following your build with intrest.Regards,Richard
  25. prutser
    She is beautiful. Regards,Richard
  26. prutser
    I'll follow your build with interest. Regards, Richard
  27. prutser
    Congratulations with your beautiful model. Richard
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  29. prutser
    Interesting build with the bulkheads and frames .Follow with interest. Richard
  30. prutser
    Mooi gedaan Cees or "you 've made a very good job"
  31. prutser
    This firm has started new .Look at google : S.T.A.B Paris.Not everything is available yet.Perhaps the Soleil plans will be obtainable again some day .Regards, Richard
  32. prutser
    Hello Marc.Maybe once I'll build a S.O model myself I am in possession of plan drawings made by S.T.A.B of Paris Scale 1:88, just like Guido Vallone's model. I don't know if they are right but I could make a model of Vallone's model. Perhaps this drawings can be obtained second hand somewhere as I cannot find them on the website of S.T.A.B anymoreRegards, Richard
  33. prutser
    I was impressed by the Soleil Royal model made by Dr Vallone which can be seen in the books of Vincenco Lusci ,also with the wide stern like Berain.Good luck with your build! Regards, Richard

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