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without seeing the effect, I would opt for symmetry Jan
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Nothing wrong with that (you'll need to scale up the glass cage a bit, though) What about an upright position that is sometimes used in displaying the original barges? Jan
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Not accurate he says..... But it is rather convincing, even at macro-settings. Wonderful! Those smallchisels: are they bought, or selfmade to the occasion? Jan
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Yes, PvA doesn't hold too well on synthetic material. Jan
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Silly question.... Did you only stain the keel on one side, post the pictures in non-chronological order or are you building more than one of these ships ? Jan
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Just wondering, how long would this operation take at sea, when the andhors are swinging around, the ropes are wet and slippery... Jan
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I googled some numbers, and i agree, ral 3003 or 3004 come closer to what i see in the pic than the bs473.... Jan
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Lookonthe bright side Kees: the Germans also pay in euro's for our overpriced cheese and tomatoes The red colour you added to the hull, is that (approximately) the final colour? Jan
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When you look for the picture itself, it shows up at many russian forums, it is (as far as google translates correctly) a yacht of the Tsar, around 1865. Jan
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That's a nice one! On this picture it actually looks as if the 'uncomprehensible detail' under the boat is the place for the topmast shroud Jan
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One of those thi gs is below rhe boat, that would make topmast shroud a bit unlikely..... What type of rigging does this ship have? Two masted fore and aft? Jan
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