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  • Birthday 04/15/1944

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    Cornwall, England
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    Modeling ships, enjoying my retirement with walks/drives and my garden.

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  1.    Old Collingwood reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by MikeU48 - Revell - 1:96 - Plastic - with sails
  2.    lmagna reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by MikeU48 - Revell - 1:96 - Plastic - with sails
  3. foxy
    Have also this ship, with all sorts of add ons, just need the inspiration lol. Looking forward to your progress.
  4.    popeye the sailor reacted to a post in a topic: Soleil Royal by kpnuts - Heller - 1/100 - 17th Century ship of the line
  5.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sophie from Cruizer kit by jwvolz (Joe V.) - Caldercraft - 1:64 - kitbash
  6.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sophie from Cruizer kit by jwvolz (Joe V.) - Caldercraft - 1:64 - kitbash
  7.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sophie from Cruizer kit by jwvolz (Joe V.) - Caldercraft - 1:64 - kitbash
  8.    Martin W reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sophie from Cruizer kit by jwvolz (Joe V.) - Caldercraft - 1:64 - kitbash
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  10.    WackoWolf reacted to a post in a topic: Le Soleil Royal by popeye2sea - Heller - PLASTIC - 1:100
  11.    donrobinson reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by dafi - Heller - PLASTIC - To Victory and beyond ...
  12. foxy
    Now that's looking good Robin. Your getting to grips with it now I see, just to add you do not need a base, will look more realistic with a little glue to the sandle. Great work fella. Frank.
  13.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  14.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  15.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  16.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  17. foxy
    Nice work and very fitting, I assume these are for port and starboard yards, as you know you only need one per side, with a boom ring at each end. Looking good. Frank
  18.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Snake by drtrap - Caldercraft
  19.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  20. foxy
    Nice work Robin. I to use gloss varnish then matt, as you say for decals it is a must. But better to be sure than later find so many problems. Like the oars and the way you did them. Cheers frank
  21.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: Greek Bireme by Robin Lous - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - First wooden ship build - FINISHED
  22. foxy
    Coming on fine I see Eamonn. Very nice pictures. frank
  23.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: HM Schooner Ballahoo by egkb - Caldercraft - 1:64 Scale - First Proper Wood Build
  24.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: IJN Yamato by RGL - FINISHED - Tamiya - 1/350
  25.    foxy reacted to a post in a topic: IJN Yamato by RGL - FINISHED - Tamiya - 1/350
  26. foxy
    Great Idea Bob,'why did I not think of that', DuRRR. Well next time I hope to get it right on my Pickle. Frank
  27. foxy
    That's some fine cooper work Joe matey. She is coming along fine and I am learning lots from this build. Have Pickle to build and the coppering was the main bug bear, but its up an at em. Frank
  28. foxy
    I to have learnt that its better to remove nails, but will leave some in. Went through 200 on my last wood build,' so won't make that mistake again',(he say's). Nice going Bob matey. Frank
  29. foxy
    That's usefull Info Robin thanks. Looking foreword to more up dates. Frank
  30. foxy
    I use a baking tin for my blacking. But Glass sounds good. I have yet to find a good brass chain blackner. Tried the German one, begins with a Z I think, It say;s water down first but found strait from the bottle is best,'well sometimes'. Frank.
  31. foxy
    Well have decided yo upgrade My Com to be able to play this game. Your right Zoltan that the game is in Beta only at the moment, but you can still join and play, also get experience of the game play. If your computer is up to scratch. They seem a friendly lot and you can have free cutter to start with to make some money, this will let you buy bigger and better craft plus exta's. I can talk till the cows come home, but best you take a look if your Interested, the video's on U tube will help a lot if your for it. Frank
  32. foxy
    Nice work ,looking good. Frank
  33. foxy
    Hi Has any one seen this new game(well near two years old) So realistic It makes you want to jump in and play. But found my Computer was not up to scratch for this. Its worth a look in my view. Frank
  34. foxy
    Mine to be one of them. The netting you see on my build is from Dafi(Daniel). Its far better than any i have seen in this scale. So go with the flow. Frank.
  35. foxy
    Proper job OC. Like it, like it a lot Frank

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