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  1. Ronald-V
    This is an extraordinary build! Looks perfect! Also very good photo's
  2. Ronald-V
    You did a great job with the coppering!
  3. Ronald-V
    Not sure for what I will be using the milling machine , but want one! A large deal of my working life I worked with lathes and milling machines, so it's kinda cool to have these in mini at home Also maybe the next build will be scratch, so then I certainly can use one. But the lathe is priority, because of al the masting etc. And yes you can use also a drill bench with a coordinates table, but I don't have a good drill bench for that, so better to buy a milling machine that I also can use for drilling
  4. Ronald-V
    Great toys! That disc sander is the best tool I own...just want a lathe and a milling machine. But also need to create more space the put them somewhere...and money, and, and
  5. Ronald-V
    The capstan looks very good and clean! Are you satisfied with the mini-lathe? Thinking about buying one myself.
  6. Ronald-V
    Really nice planking! Also that yellow tone of it is so beautiful!
  7. Ronald-V
    The bowfillers already look beautiful!
  8. Ronald-V
    First planking looks really good!
  9. Ronald-V
    Magnificient!
  10. Ronald-V
    Really nice design again! You are doing very well with so much designs in such a short time
  11. Ronald-V
    I just found this buildlog...just stunning work! What a joy to watch!
  12. Ronald-V
    Everything looks really nice and neat! And yes...the disc sander is one of the best tools you can get!!
  13. Ronald-V
    I had that glueing issue...that it dry's so fast already with the Pegasus, so I used also a wood glue that takes longer to dry. I can imagine with this model, you want indeed a slow drying glue. A lot of bulkheads in this design again, looks really good!
  14. Ronald-V
    Fascinating stuff! Really excited to watch this come together!
  15. Ronald-V
    Yes I am! I live in Friesland
  16. Ronald-V
    Great idea and progress with your build. It's nice to pick a bigger scale with these vessels. You can get a lot of details in this way 👍
  17. Ronald-V
    Welkom Tom
  18. Ronald-V
    Well done! The model turned out great!!
  19. Ronald-V
    Wonderful progress so far! Your build looks excellent
  20. Ronald-V
    Your last build...the AVS turned out great! So it will be fun to watch you tackle this one!
  21. 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
  22. Ronald-V
    Great review, and what an extensive kit!
  23. 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.
  24. Ronald-V
    Wow you did a really nice job so far! Nice clean and detailed work! Going to follow this log
  25. Ronald-V
    Really exciting to see a build log on the forum here!

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