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  1. Ian B
    I always make a clear stand for all my models, the glass shelves help too.... will have one when finished..
  2. Ian B
    Thanks, I am definitely want to do a Mig 15 because not long ago about a year I had a jet circling quite low over the house and after 5 minutes or so I went to look and is was a 2 seat Mig 15 just in a low holding pattern. I have no ideal why as I was living in the heart of the west country with no airfield for at least 30 _+miles..... I was like a kid with excitement-- my better half -'so what ,another noisy plane'? LOl
  3. Ian B
    Hi Dan I have not made a model plane in 30 years!!! So tempted to do this kit.
  4. Ian B
    I like the trolley idea-- you can add loads of copper piping etc to detail the engine .. and possibly create some open fuselage access panels for the engine bay?
  5. Ian B
    Just made my first small 'kit boat' with PE and it has wetted my appetite so looking forward to following you, perhaps when I finished my current wooden build I shall do this kit too
  6. Ian B
    Hi I haven't for this one. I suppose I should have , I did for my others ..so deep joy to come in the headrails lol
  7. Ian B
    I'm just working from the stern to the bow, and doing the jolly boats at the monument--The hammocks are just placed in for now.
  8. Ian B
    She is really looking the business, I'm just a few steps behind on the same build so your log is a great help ... keep up the fab work..
  9. Ian B
    This is a very timely topic, I am just about to tackle this problem myself. The instructions gloss over the detail but show where to attach the deck rings for the tying down. Tim's picture above gives me a good idea how I might do it,
  10. Ian B
    tried some rolled long ways and folded? which looks best--tempted to do long ways-- not so many to make lol
  11. 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
  12. Ian B
    Hi, sorry there is no link
  13. 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
  14. Ian B
    Looking forward to coming along for the ride
  15. 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
  16. Ian B
    My favourite picture so far -- still enjoying all your output
  17. 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
  18. Ian B
    wow -- love those planes-- great paint work and detail
  19. Ian B
    Same for me, it was years before I got a small lathe.. works a treat
  20. Ian B
    What super build, the cargo and the rope work just makes it outstanding-- well done
  21. 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
  22. 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
  23. Ian B
    good luck
  24. Ian B
    love to build that
  25. Ian B
    Thanks Gregory, a great resource. I shall book mark it

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