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  1. Ronald-V
    I like the look you have for the coamings/hatches with the unpainted cannonball racks (there is probably a real navy word for this ) The distinction is nice 👍
  2. Ronald-V
    Indeed sorry to hear and my condolences 🙏
  3. Ronald-V
    Beautiful!
  4. Ronald-V
    Would be nice to see a build log of that! 👍
  5. Ronald-V
    Man...a revised Agamemnon...that's going to be an epic kit 🤩
  6. Ronald-V
    Beautiful work so far! Your paintjob looks really nice
  7. Ronald-V
    That's a very nice planking job! Well done! 👏
  8. Ronald-V
    Great improvement! Well done!
  9. Ronald-V
    Just picked this one out of Chuck's log, you can see the run of the planks quite nice here. There are more pics from different angles also 👍
  10. Ronald-V
    That will be quite the journey to complete this beast! Have fun! 👏🎉
  11. Ronald-V
    If you want to see how far you can take these kind of kits (and for some inspiration), you should take a look at Night Shift on Youtube. I'm not really interested in the subjects he paints mostly (tanks) but find his videos helpful and inspirational to watch.
  12. Ronald-V
    That's why I used some filler pieces of balsa. I also had trouble visualizing it properly. But by using fillers, you can sand it into the right shape more easily, and you can feel and see more clearly how the planking should flow. I also found Chuck's Winchelsea build log very helpful (and also the people who worked on it, such as glbarlow). They have some pretty good close-ups of their stern, which can give you a better idea of what it should look like.
  13. Ronald-V
    Beautiful work so far Palmerit! Really love the colors you used
  14. Ronald-V
    Really fine work! 👌
  15. Ronald-V
    Welcome! 🎉
  16. Ronald-V
    You have once again delivered a beautiful model B.E. Very well done! 👏 And your build logs are always helpful and a joy to read
  17. Ronald-V
    That bow area looks really nice, can't wait to see James put some colors on that! Also the rendering is really pretty 👏
  18. Ronald-V
    Great start with a beautiful kit, and indeed, the size difference compared to the Alert is enormous! I didn't expect that. Wish you all the best with this one!👌
  19. Ronald-V
    Your Speedwell is such a piece of art!
  20. Ronald-V
    Good to see you back at the bench!👍
  21. Ronald-V
    Looking good KurtH! I'm also working on these now, i've decided to leave them naturel because of the unpainted hull that I have. But this black version looks really nice on your hull 👌
  22. Ronald-V
    Thank you! 🙏
  23. Ronald-V
    Thanks Julian!
  24. Ronald-V
    Thanks for the generous compliment B.E., and nice to hear it's the right color 😁. Your Sphinx is an inspiration for me so with some decisions I always look also how you did it, and noticed that you also chose black 👍
  25. Ronald-V
    Very well done! That's a lovely model you can be proud of!

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