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  1. Ian B
    Just a quick one..when did she loose the yellow ?
  2. Ian B
    Wow great first hand evidence..looks like the definitive answer...
  3. Ian B
    Looks fab....makes her look even more menacing...
  4. Ian B
    Thanks Harry
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  6. Ian B
    Hi.. I am still confused about her markings, the AOS says it had them blanked out as per the instructions breaking out through the Denmark straights but had the markings and yellow roofs of the main turrets reapplied before the final show down..I can't see how they had time to repaint!
  7. Ian B
    Just a simple.'thank you' not just the build but all the time spent photographing it and sharing it with us. Ian 🥳
  8. Ian B
    Hi I'm now doing my spanker...going to do it the same as you..yours look fab ..I hope mine turns out just as 👍👍👍
  9. Ian B
    Sorry to jump in..how was the mizen sail furled?
  10. Ian B
    Hi Eric Just joined your 'doesn't quite fit, what the heck!' build log You're doing a great job and I am sure those that follow you in building the Cairo will be so grateful you have asked all those questions and can refer to this build in future years so they won't be so frustrated. I am tempted myself to build her--- something different for the fleet. Cheers Ian
  11. Ian B
    Hi Sweet ship looking forward to seeing what you do. We are all basically nosey on here LOl good luck Ian
  12. Ian B
    she is coming along amazingly--- So 'Joles Verne' like---steam punk ship
  13. Ian B
    Fab progress Phill it will look super when finished 🙂
  14. Ian B
    Hi Fred. Glad your getting on really well with Cheerful..it was my first scratch build. Chuck's plans and pdf notes are top class...i had to source my wood locally so she is a dark Cheerful lol Keep up the super work. Love your tree nailing it's worth the effort. Ian
  15. Ian B
    Amazing so realistic finish especially the decking 😁
  16. Ian B
    I shall take a peak when she's out lol
  17. Ian B
    The kits arrived 😃 my wife won't even let me look at it-- I have to wait for Christmas 🎅
  18. Ian B
    Hi Keith Thanks for helping, Yes there are upgrades for the Trumpeter 1/200 plastic kit I was wondering as the Amati kit had a serious amount of PE already if they were required? I have looked at a build's on here and I did not spot anyone saying that had purchased them. Just excited to get ready
  19. Ian B
    I have it on very good authority that Santa with Cornwall model boats help is getting me the Bismarck for Christmas 🎄🎄🎄🎄 Are there any additional PE or other bits I should get to supplement it?
  20. Ian B
    looking forward to its completion--- I have this on my Christmas present from Santa list ready for the new year
  21. Ian B
    Hi Chris Just found out a 50-gun 17C ship was actually built in Lydney Forrest of Dean called the 'Forrester'...she saw lots of action... That could be a great 'local' build not guess not much world attraction LOL
  22. Ian B
    I have built four ships in the last four years..first full sail , second and third no sails and currently furled sails...so even I can't decide lol 🤣🤣. Do what you think aesthetically looks good to you for your choice of subject..
  23. Ian B
    I used the technical I saw else where on here.. sorry I couldn't remember where..this gives a good nice shallowing towards the yard ends .
  24. Ian B
    I just so love how the hull looks-- so industrial ------Where are you going to display her?>
  25. Ian B
    You'll have to give us a review of them when they arrive

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