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  1. cobra1951
    Looks great
  2. cobra1951
    Amazing Antony. All the joints look to be spot on which is no mean feat taking those curves into account, well done mate :)
  3. cobra1951
    Yes planking the hull seems to take forever , nice neat job
  4. cobra1951
    I agree 100% But it's your build and totally your decision
  5. cobra1951
    Looks great with the poly on
  6. cobra1951
    Makes you wonder why they don't use a solid piece there instead of ply
  7. cobra1951
    Nice neat work as usual Robert and a good job putting the curve in the counter pattern. that piece is very fragile when it's wet :)
  8. cobra1951
    Hi Elijah try this stuff. It ships from Hong Kong but if you don't want to wait too long for it try your local car accessory dealer for 3mm pinstriping tape http://www.ebay.com/itm/3mm-1-8-PinStriping-Pin-Stripe-Tape-SINGLE-LINE-Decor-Decal-Vinyl-Sticker-BLACK-/172031745878?hash=item280de41f56:g:sZoAAOSwxN5WbVYT&vxp=mtr
  9. cobra1951
    Looking good
  10. cobra1951
    Thanks Bryan
  11. cobra1951
    Hi Bryan Looks really nice :)
  12. cobra1951
    Very nice build. I will be referencing it when i do mine :)
  13. cobra1951
    The amount of work involved on a solid hull kit is a lot more involved than I thought. You have done a great job on it
  14. cobra1951
    Making great progress
  15. cobra1951
    Hi I will be starting on this kit soon too Good luck with your build :)
  16. cobra1951
    Hi Mikeymo I am going to be starting the same kit soon looks like it will be a good build once i change the cannons :) Good luck with yours
  17. cobra1951
    I have always said if you want accuracy don't buy a kit lol
  18. cobra1951
    This is one of the downsides of Internet or mail order buying. They have your money before you can check it out and if you decide to return it then you end up paying the cost of returning it. Kits were much better when you could walk into a local shop and look before you buy, unfortunately the local model shops are now few and far between
  19. cobra1951
    Always annoys me when manufacturers scrimp on parts . I would rather have to pay a bit extra for the kit and have a complete one, rather than having to order parts at additional cost and more postage. The cannons look good in place and when you make the adjustments they will look great :)
  20. cobra1951
    That makes it even more special because once finished there won't be another one like it :)
  21. cobra1951
    Brilliant, you make working from pictures look easy, although i am sure it's not easy
  22. cobra1951
    The wood for the benches contrast nicely against the other two woods you have used
  23. cobra1951
    Nice and neat as usual
  24. cobra1951
    Hi Per This will make a nice change from sail boats. There are 1/10 scale engines available, but they are silly prices i googled 1/10 scale engine and got a load of them
  25. cobra1951
    Nice lines on the hull Elijah I always thought if you bought a solid hull kit that the hull would be ready to build on, but not in this case it seems. Good job with all that sanding

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