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  1. DORIS
    Excellent craftsmanship. My deep admiration to your fascinate skills and accurate work. All the best, Doris
  2. DORIS
    Well done, Jan, your work is always a great pleasure for my eyes. Keep up this beautiful work Doris
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    Thank you for your comments, dear friends! That is a great honor for me, your words are much appreciated. I made them from walnut wood. Here is a video, the pins are completely handmade:
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    Beautiful ship! Your carvings are really a masterpiece. I admire your work a lot! Best regards Doris
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    Great looking model, dear Sjors, you really make a superb job on it. I am looking forward to continuing and wish you a lot of joy and relaxation during the work. Kind regards Doris
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    Great looking model and highest level of craftsmanship. On water she looks just perfect. You are very skillful, dear Michael. Have a great time and take care Doris
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    Dear Sherry, your work always fascinated me a lot. Your talent is just awesome. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece with us. Best regards Doris
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    My admiration to your masterpiece and professionalism. Looks outstanding! Best regards Doris
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    Very nice updates, dear Vivian. I admire your clean work with wood, you make a great job on the model. I am only a learner to create models of wood, but I have a wish to build the whole wooden ship in the future. Thank you very much for your sharing and inspiration. I am looking forward to continuation. Keep up this beautiful work Doris
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    Wonderful continuation of your work, the whole model and especially metal parts look amazing. Keep up the work and have a great time Doris
  11. DORIS
    The hull structure looks superb, this kind of work is really most difficult for accuracy. Great masterpiece! My hat down. Best regards Doris
  12. DORIS
    What a beauty! My admiration to your inspirational ideas and a high level of realism. Have a great time and a lot of pleasure during the work. Kind regards Doris
  13. DORIS
    Very nice and inspirational work on the boats! Keep up this beautiful work. Best regards Doris
  14. DORIS
    Oh yes, I can imagine it, Missouri is a majestic battleship. I wanted to try assemble some plastic ships from Tamiya, it was a good relaxation and something new and interesting for me. But I have to say, that sailing ships are at the first place for me. And swimming with dolphins...? That was a wonderful experience, I love these beautiful and clever animals. But I would have one wish - swimming with the dolphins in the wild nature. I prefer freedom for animals. Today I have finished other small handmade parts - cleats, pins and some details for rigging. Soon I am going to start with shrouds. Have a great time and enjoy the pics. Kind regards, Doris
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    Hello dear friends, I am very honored and pleased, thank you warmly for all your posts and praise. That is a great motivation and a feedback to me, I will try to keep the level of my work to be worthy of your words. Let me express my gratitude to you all, dear friends, I appreciate your support a lot. I also find here at MSW plenty of inspirational and outstanding work and enjoy watching, how you make your models. This also helps me to improve own work. I am still learning and try to make things better. Thank you very much for sharing. The flag is made of a very thin cloth - batiste. Before shaping I gently overspray both sides with flat clear varnish ( use Tamiya spray TS-80) and during drying I shape the flag by my hands and fingers. It is useful to use warm air, the shaping goes faster.
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    Actual pics of Royal Caroline: The tackles are tied temporary and I am going to modify them later. Enjoy the pics and have a great holidays. Best regards, Doris
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    Thank you dear Crackers , I am also pleased and feel great to be with you - we all are the family of ship lovers!! I like this forum and people here a lot. And here are other pics of my work.... I improve almost all the CNC blocks to place the rope around them in a better way:
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    Preparing the pendants and tackles:
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    Some of wooden blocks with weathering - I use Tamiya acrylic paint for this:
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    Making other masts: The masts are made from more parts, cause I haven't a lathe. This way is easier for me and the masts stay strong enough owing to metal reinforcements.
  21. DORIS
    Well, this was already described at this thread, just have a look: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/854-royal-caroline-by-doris-card-1749-140/?p=162240 And what´s new on the model..... I have just started with masts and rigging, I try to make all these things according to plans from Anatomy of RC and also follow books and other credible information to achieve more realistic result. The bowsprit: The ropes are handmade using the ropewalk. I use ropes by Corel or Amati...
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    Hello dear friends! Thank you very much for your comments and kind words, I am pleased and appreciate your support a lot. After a longer break I'm back and I will show you the continuation of my Royal Caroline scratch build. In addition, some weeks ago I finished my second plastic battleship - USS Missouri in a scale 1:350 (Tamiya manufacturer). My previous model IJN Yamato is also finished. Here are both build logs and a video, where you can see finished Missouri. http://modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=175&t=85794&start=15#p1623192 http://modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=175&t=83940&start=60#p1593304 I spent some time at the seaside in Turkey ( Mediterranean), this was a great relaxation and enjoyment for me and my husband. Here are some pics from our stay: http://modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=177&t=68385&start=960#p1620612 Best regards, Doris
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    I like this material, making models from card/paper does not need any special tools. I have only basic tools and modest equipment for my hobby. But it doesn´t matter, I enjoy making models even so... ****** Well dear friends, these days I am making the plastic model IJN Yamato, so please be patient, I will continue with Royal caroline as soon as possible. I will prepare all masts and yards. Here is a link with Yamato in Czech language ( i am a beginner with plastic models... ) : http://modelforum.cz/viewtopic.php?f=175&t=83940 Have a great time
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    Hello dear friends, Thank you very much for your kind words and praise, they mean a lot for me. I appreciate your support, thať s a great honour and pleasure for me. I will try to continue as best as possible to make the model worthy of your words! Hello dear Sherry, well, I do not thin the clay, I only soften it by kneading in my hand / it needs also a bit higher temperature. Then it is possible to shape the clay easily, because it is soft enough. I dip my fingers or tools in a cold/icy water to prevent stickiness of the clay. I believe, you will manage it perfectly, your skills are superb! I love your Caroline a lot. Well, all decoration is handmade by myself. I try to make the details according to plans to achieve more realistic result. No, all are shaped individually without the mold. I know, that using the mold could be easier for making same ornaments, but I prefer extra fine details, so i decided to make them this way. BTW, i must say, that I haven´t much experience with making decorations using mold. Best regards Doris
  25. DORIS
    Hello dear Christian, Your model is really awesome, the quality and neatness of your work makes a great impression. My admiration and compliments to your skills. Keep up this wonderful work and a lot of joy during the build Best regards Doris

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