Piet

Beautiful model Dave, well done and also nice work on the truck.

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Most impressive build Kevin and your display idea looks like a workable one. 

Space is always a problem.

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VERY nice work Greg, she's looking great.

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Quite a challenge for you Sjors, pictured as a model in working condition or as new.

Great progress, my friend.

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Magnificent work Doris.  A true feast for the eye.

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WOW - - - - what a difference Patrick, she looks like she can go 90 knots, easy!

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Nice work on the rudder and hinges Hans.  Yes, Drazen's work is also great.  I have been following him as well. Why? you may ask - - - I love these Dutch ships!

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NICE!!!!

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Impressive Greg.

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Really nice work OC.

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Hello Drazen,

I'm not much help with your question in that I am a meta kind of guy.  However, a wood preservative comes to mind that may help keep the moisture fluctuation at bay.  Looking at your picture it appears that was a few years ago at an earlier stage of your build and you received 17 comments on it.  Do you still have the cracking problem?

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Nice yard work JesseLee and if CA can do the trick, so what.  Once completed there'll be no one to put stress on it, it'll last a lifetime.

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Hey OC, your wee little boat looks rather presentable, love the paint job.

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Most outstanding work Doris, a feast for the eyes.

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Beautiful work Pawel.

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Nice work Marcus.

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Yup, that's a tiny tender alright - but will look realistic when finished, I'm sure.

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Nice progress Greg.  Looks like daunting project on the netting.

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Very nice work Sjors, she's beginning to look like "the cat's meow."

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Keep on plug'n OC, I also like to see the little things taking shape.  Just have fun.

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Magnificent work Kevin. She's a joy to see progressing to the finish line.

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Nicely done Dave!  Looks real in your first shot.

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Marvelous work Doris! Doris the dolphin tamer in real dolphins and clay.

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Yes, I too look forward to your tutorial.  That's a great idea and now I am planning to create mounting rests for my VOC ship "Surabaya" with crocodiles and sharks.  Why? Because the name Surabaya is a combination of the Sura = crocodile and buaya + shark in the Indonesian language.  Thanks for the idea.

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Wow, you have been busy Greg and rigging looks marvy.

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