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  1. Ronald-V
    Wonderful progress so far! Your build looks excellent
  2. Ronald-V
    Your last build...the AVS turned out great! So it will be fun to watch you tackle this one!
  3. Ronald-V
    If the coppering gets older with a nice patina, the effect is really nice I can assure you! But also a matter of taste offcourse
  4. Ronald-V
    Great review, and what an extensive kit!
  5. Ronald-V
    Thanks for the tip Gregory! I now scribed a line in the wood with a small knife and filled that up with a dark wood filler, and sanded afterwards the excess filler. That seemed to work also quite ok.
  6. Ronald-V
    Wow you did a really nice job so far! Nice clean and detailed work! Going to follow this log
  7. Ronald-V
    Really exciting to see a build log on the forum here!
  8. Ronald-V
    I hope soon someone opens a building log of this ship on the forum!
  9. Ronald-V
    Great to see the ship!
  10. Ronald-V
    Really nice model! I'm very curious for the end result...what a lovely kit
  11. Ronald-V
    It would be great if that nice little launch could be bought as a seperate kit so you can use it on different ships. It think there is a good market for! Great progress on the Flirt! Curious at the end result!
  12. Ronald-V
    Good review👍🙂
  13. Ronald-V
    The Endeavour in 1:48 is a nice scale! I'm curious how big it's going to be.
  14. Ronald-V
    What's your favorite way to scribe a line in the wood, for example the lines/seams you see on a ships bow piece. This picture is from the Winchelsea build of Chuck here on the forum, and probably build with separate pieces, but you get an idea about the lines. I'm busy with a little piece of wood on the deck and I need to have some nice lines on it, but it doesn't go well
  15. Ronald-V
    That is indeed a great improvement compaired to the supplied little cutter hull!
  16. Ronald-V
    Great build so far! I always liked this ship appearance, and also because I live in Friesland, but it's quite a monster to tackle.
  17. Ronald-V
    This is a nice looking subject! Cool kit from Modellers shipyard! You're doing well...and going pretty fast!
  18. Ronald-V
    It looks really good so far!
  19. Ronald-V
    Such a beautiful ship!
  20. Ronald-V
    You are doing a very...very clean build! Really nice to see
  21. Ronald-V
    Doesn't look like an easy build! But it seems you are doing well
  22. Ronald-V
    I don't build this model but it is a joy to follow this log! And also lot to learn from it. Nice to see the mini version of you once in a while on the ship, it gives great perspective...it was quite a big ship!
  23. Ronald-V
    That model turned out great! You did a very good job at it I also really do like your baseplate!
  24. Ronald-V
    Amazing job so far! I'm going to follow
  25. Ronald-V
    Hello people! I have a question regarding the Pegasus deck plan. I've already mentioned it in my build log, but thought I had more chance on clarification here. https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23098-hms-pegasus-by-mugje-amati-164-second-build/page/6/ The question was regarding a king plank for the HMS Pegasus on the main gun deck. There is a king plank on the beautiful renderings of the 3D Swan class Model that I showed in my log. And also if I look at the wonderful Vulture that Dan Vadas build, there is a king plank too. But like Blue Ensign stated in my build log: " the king plank was only used on the lower deck, raised 1" above the others to take the deck beam pillars, with the edges chamfered. This of course doesn't feature on the Pegasus kit. The centre line plank of the lower deck is thicker to take the tenons of the deck beam pillars, but there's no such purpose for the upper deck." So do someone has a definitive answer? Or does that not exist in the wonderful ship modeling hobby

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