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  1. kees de mol
    Very nice work. I like the smooth finish in your work
  2. kees de mol
    Very interesting build
  3. kees de mol
    Sails look very nice on this beautifull modell
  4. kees de mol
    Bellisimo!
  5. kees de mol
    Verry well done both on the wood and the metalwork.
  6. kees de mol
    beautifull hullshape. Artist!
  7. kees de mol
    Thanks for the birthdaywishes (here and on other platforms) During my birthday I was on a holliday with my wife and the kids and it was very very good! Offcourse I will start a new build soon but at the moment I am very busy finding a full time job. The last 7 years I was unable to work because of serious healthproblems. But in the last few months something beautifull happened. At the moment I feel very very well. I have not felt so well in ten years. I don't know if I all my problems are solved (and I still use some medication, see the doctors and I participate in therapy) but I really really want to find a job So now you know what's confiscating all of my precious buildingtime (and after finding the job I hope there will be some time left to build)
  8. kees de mol
    Firts Class!
  9. kees de mol
    Very good on the resin boats!
  10. kees de mol
    I'm impressed by both your workspace and tools but for the most by your shipbuilding. Great job
  11. kees de mol
    You are doing a great job with this ship Nils. I admire your patience.
  12. kees de mol
    Thank you all for the kind reply
  13. kees de mol
    I made a glass in lead showcase for the model. It gives a nice open view to the model. On the baseplate are two switches for the lights on the model and on the back there is a connector for a 4.5mm jack plug. Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr
  14. kees de mol
    Very nice ship and I can't wait to see her in the water
  15. kees de mol
    Small boat but al big work of Art!
  16. kees de mol
    The picture of the bow is true EYECANDY! and so is the rest. Concratulations with this milestone
  17. kees de mol
    Interesting methode and what yoy have build sofar is looking great
  18. kees de mol
    Impressed by your patience restauring this ship and all the tools you make yourself.
  19. kees de mol
    Thank you all for your nice comments. Soon I hope to start a new build to show you. This time something with sails on it
  20. kees de mol
    14 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 14a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 14b by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 15 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 17 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 18 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 19 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 19a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 20 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 22 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr
  21. kees de mol
    8 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 8a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 9 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 9a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 9b by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 10 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 11 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 11a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 12 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 12a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 13 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr
  22. kees de mol
    Thank you everybody for all the kind comments and hitting the like-button each time I posted a new update. Today I made some pictures on the beach of Katwijk (Holland) and with these pictures I close this buildinglog. Please enjoy watching the pictures and maybe re-read the log and join me in my new buildinglog which will start soon. Kind regards, Kees 1 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 2 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 3 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 4 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 5 a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 5 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 5a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 6 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 6a by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 7 by Model Fishingships, on Flickr 8 - kopie by Model Fishingships, on Flickr
  23. kees de mol
    interesting methode. I will follow this build.
  24. kees de mol
    Busy doing the rigging. A horrible task to find out how all the lines and blocks has to go and actually making them to do so. It looks like one big spagethis to me sometimes. Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr After some hours all the rigging is ready Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr And I tested the leds (again) and thankfully they all work Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr And a temporally fit on the baseplate. The baseplate has a contact for the powersupply and a switch for the lights Untitled by Model Fishingships, on Flickr Next time I hope to show you the final pictures of this triplet. See you then (and after that for a new fishingship offcourse)
  25. kees de mol
    @Michael... W.O.W...! Your toolbuilding skills are incredible

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