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  1. Ronald-V
    So beautiful!
  2. Ronald-V
    That was something what I thought also simulate by cutting fine lines, and sounds easy. For the rest...nice build!
  3. Ronald-V
    Thanks! You are very thorough in your research.
  4. Ronald-V
    Lovely paintjob! Looks great! 💫
  5. Ronald-V
    Love the lines of this ship! 💫 Always loved the Dutch designed ships ❤️ Why is it called "Hooker ship"? 😛
  6. Ronald-V
    Amazing! Congratulations with your succes...and seeing your ropes getting used in different builds here on the forum, that's some great advertising
  7. Ronald-V
    It's quite interesting to see how this process takes place....thanks for sharing this
  8. Ronald-V
    Fantastic model and indeed great display room! Congratulations! 💫
  9. Ronald-V
    Larger then I expected seeing your hand in comparison (can't read imperial system🫠) but nice job! Love these open construction little boats.
  10. Ronald-V
    No rest, straight to the next one! Nice! Good luck with another beautiful kit
  11. Ronald-V
    That's a great save! Looks spot on
  12. Ronald-V
    1mm is not that bad indeed...like you said, split the difference and in the end result you won't notice anything different.
  13. Ronald-V
    Those wales look beautiful! And your hull looks super smooth! 🤩 For the sand through spots...maybe some sanding dust with diluted PVA to fill it up? Or mixing some paints to match the color of your pear and cover the underlying wood with it (would test both methods first on scrap pieces). Or like you said...if it don't bothers you, then it's okay ofcourse
  14. Ronald-V
    Thanks for all your kind compliments and likes! 💫
  15. Ronald-V
    Update: Starboard side closed! Just 7 strakes left on port side
  16. Ronald-V
    That looks like a beautiful way of displaying her! Curious about the final photo's!
  17. Ronald-V
    Congratulations with finishing this monumental task! Well done!
  18. Ronald-V
    It's nice to see you improving from design to design Chris, also with the instant feedback you get from the forum. It's a small detail that you don't see any ply underneath the edges of the see-through of the deck anymore...those little improvements are really cool to see!
  19. Ronald-V
    Always a nice start of the week when there is an update of James building new stuff from Vanguard Models 😁🎉
  20. Ronald-V
    Love those detail photo's! Outstanding work
  21. Ronald-V
    That looks lovely indeed!
  22. Ronald-V
    We will give you a better example of the game after this match ( I hope 😆)
  23. Ronald-V
    You have clever solutions how to approach this...nice!
  24. Ronald-V
    Thanks!
  25. Ronald-V
    It's good you have some distraction from that snooze fest on your laptop... Your rigging is a real example for others!

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