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    Nr Cheddar , Somerset UK
  • Interests
    Flying and Gliding, leading National Trust guided walks ,ham and old radios, restoring classic cars and VW camper vans and I just love history in what ever form it takes :)

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  1.    Blackreed reacted to a post in a topic: Are your pets spoiled?
  2.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: USS Gwin (DD-433) by Egilman - DML/Dragon - 1/350th scale
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  10. Ian B
    My dog has a lovely big basket and cushion but always sleeps 4 legs in the air in the door way---weird!!
  11.    bruce d reacted to a post in a topic: stacking the hammocks-- HMS Vangaurd
  12. Ian B
    tried some rolled long ways and folded? which looks best--tempted to do long ways-- not so many to make lol
  13.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: stacking the hammocks-- HMS Vangaurd
  14. Ian B
    Thanks for the pictures, very interesting how they seem so large laid out on deck like that. I worked out roughly how big a real one would be--rolled it up and tied it around--- looks OK,,I am sure someone knows better
  15. Ian B
    Hi, sorry there is no link
  16. Ian B
    Hi I am just fitting the hammock netting to my HMS Vanguard build… I want to add the hammocks.. are they stacked vertically in the small nets? What about the large double nets that run parallel to the boats? I couldn't find a build that had done it--- so couldn't steal-- I mean be inspired by someone elses work
  17. Ian B
    Looking forward to coming along for the ride
  18. Ian B started following HMS Kent F78 by RGL - FINISHED - Trumpeter - 1/350 - Type 23 Frigate, Dunquerque by Pannonicus71 - WAK - 1:200 and 1/48 Italeri CH47 (Chinook) "Big Wokka" RAF
  19. Ian B
    It reminds me of my favourite picture I have on the wall at home-- sorry for the poor quality photo but gives you the idea
  20. Ian B
    My favourite picture so far -- still enjoying all your output
  21.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: SS Normandie by ChrisSC - FINISHED - Blue Ridge Models - 1/700
  22.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: Furled sails rigging
  23. Ian B
    good PDF, I am most of my way through HMS Vanguard and intend having a full set of furled sails on her so will definitely refer to this
  24. Ian B
    wow -- love those planes-- great paint work and detail
  25. Ian B
    Same for me, it was years before I got a small lathe.. works a treat
  26.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: Fisher 34 motorsailer by Geam
  27. Ian B
    What super build, the cargo and the rope work just makes it outstanding-- well done
  28.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: A small cog by silverman834 - scale 1:20 - c. 1410
  29.    Ian B reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Terror by DanielD - OcCre - Scale 1:75 - Second Build Started 10/4/2020
  30. Ian B started following HMS Hood by dragzz - Trumpeter - 1/200 scale, HMS Terror by DanielD - OcCre - Scale 1:75 - Second Build Started 10/4/2020 and Convair B-58 Hustler by GrandpaPhil - Revell 1/48 - Finished
  31. Ian B
    Hi Its coming along great. I am considering doing this kit next with added electrics (I have not yet added any to any of my previous builds) so definitely coming along for the ride
  32. Ian B
    Note to self---- Stop reading this super thread and getting more bitter and twisted by the day working on a small table in my dinning room..LOL
  33. Ian B
    good luck

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