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  • Birthday 01/12/1971

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    Military modelling; fishing; football (Australian Rules- Is there any other????)

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  1.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Racehorse by medic - Sergal Mantua - 1:47
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  6. medic
    Steve your cross section is really coming to life well done. Cheers, Medic
  7. medic
    Wow Kevin, I must sat your video log is a 'cut above'. Well done. Cheers, Medic
  8. medic
    Welcome aboard, I'm sure you'll get a lot from the site. Cheers, Medic
  9.    medic reacted to a post in a topic: HM Cutter Mermaid 1817 by Cabbie - Modellers Shipyard - Scale 1:48
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  12. medic
    Nice start Vincent, you just have to keep plugging away. Cheers, Medic
  13.    medic reacted to a post in a topic: Sirene 1775 by Roadking (Vincent) - Corel - Scale 1:75 - French Frigate - First wooden ship build
  14. medic
    Hi all, This build has inspired me albeit I'm not sure I have the confidence to scratch build one. Can anyone provide advice on a good manufactured kit in the same vein that I could give a go. Cheers, Medic
  15. medic
    Hi all, So taken have I been with following Popeye's Syborn trawler build that I'm now inspired to try my own. It is too ambitious for me to scratch build one, so can any provide advice on a good manufactured kit on the market. Cheer's, Medic
  16. medic
    Welcome to the forum Jim. Cheers, Medic
  17. medic
    All the deck pieces and nets look fantastic. Cheers, Medic
  18. medic
    Ok so to model a well kept cannon in good working order I should paint as suggested above. What about the smaller things such as chain link and metal strappings? Cheers, Medic
  19. medic
    The decks come up nicely, keen to see more. Cheers, Medic
  20. medic
    Hi all, Albeit I'm yet to complete a project/quite new, I was a little surprised to read through the threads and see such a high volume of modellers advising about painting the cannons. I come from an armour and resin figure back ground an have certainly used and like both Tamiya and Vallejo paints. But if the cannons are metal (brass or other) I was of the belief or misconception as the case may be that a patina was more appropriate. Cheers, Medic
  21. medic
    Very neat deck, nice detail. Cheers, Medic
  22. medic
    Impressive Bruce, sage advice. Cheers, Medic
  23. medic
    Hi Denis, She has a real authentic working class look about her, very nice. Cheers, Medic
  24.    medic reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Surprise by Rossi46 - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - Scale 1:48 - First Wooden Ship Build
  25.    medic reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Surprise by Rossi46 - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - Scale 1:48 - First Wooden Ship Build
  26. medic
    Take heart it's a set back not a disaster. If it is bothering you each time you look at her fill, sand and repaint. Cheers, Medic

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