
michael20
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About michael20
- Birthday 05/30/1968
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South Prince George,Virginia
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Family,Old cars,Modelling,Working outdoors,And modelling...
Member of the Hampton Roads Model Ship Society
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Hello Jessie, Catching up on your build. Fantastic work man, Definutely looking forward to future updates ....
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It has been a while since I looked in on your build, Man I sure like what I see. She is definitely something you will be proud of when you are done. Great work. Happy modeling. Marty G.
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She sure is looking fine Patrick. Looking forward to future updates. Happy Modeling. Marty G.
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You are still a sick man Patrick but I simply love the build. Happy modeling, Marty G.
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Very nice Patrick, I am always blown away by the attention to those tiny details you do. Happy Modeling, Marty G.
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Man that is one dynamite build. I would love to see that one in person. Are you going to enter it in the IPMS Richmond show the end of February? I will be there with the Hampton Roads ship Model Club. We are sponsoring a couple of the ship model categories at the show. Hope to see you there. Lots of cool stuff to look at while you are there. Happy Modeling, Marty G.
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You are your own worst critic. I think it looks fantastic the way it is Remco. Looking forward to see more to come. Happy Modeling. Marty G.
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