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  • Birthday 03/14/1958

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    Cookham, Berkshire,UK

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  1.    G.L. reacted to a post in a topic: The clerk of the cheque's yacht of Sheerness by paulsutcliffe - 1/35 - taken off may 1757 - POB - NMM plans
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  20. paulsutcliffe
    Hi Keith Way ahead of you on that one, mowed the lawns on Tuesday for the First time, with the lovely weather weve been having we have started to let ollie out, poor lamb gets tired running around though and has found a new resting place, for Amelia- Foredeck caprails being fitted this afternoon Thanks for dropping in, stay safe everyone Regards Paul
  21.    paulsutcliffe reacted to a post in a topic: Schooner Germania (Nova) by KeithAug - Scale 1:36 - 1908 / 2011
  22. paulsutcliffe
    Superb as usual regards Paul
  23. paulsutcliffe
    current state of play after 5 days in the garage, working on the door to the accommodations and trying to work out how to make the curved chimney as its quite large, I made a temporary one out of basswood but it needs to be hollow to look good
  24. paulsutcliffe
    Whilst finishing the deck furniture I started thinking about the rigging, I was originally going to do a full cutter rig but now I'm not sure, I don't think this boat would have ever left the dockyard and wouldn't need that much rig and I'm thinking a simple fore and aft longboat rig would be more suitable, any suggestions??
  25. paulsutcliffe
    So work was shut down last Friday, plenty of time in the garage, and we have had some nice weather to boot, although a chilly wind I got the sliding top for the cabin entrance completed, the strange shaped piece that was discussed above is also completed, looking at the plans again there is a box underneath that goes down to the keel, I'm wondering if it is a rope locker similar to a shot locker, there is a small grating in the middle, also added some bolts and metalwork to the capstan
  26. paulsutcliffe
    Fantastic, I wish I knew how to do all that kind of stuff, it really adds to the model, nice work regards Paul
  27. paulsutcliffe
    Beautiful well done
  28. paulsutcliffe
    Done x3, and I read every new posting anyway
  29. paulsutcliffe started following Queen Anne Style Royal Barge c1700 by Beef Wellington - Syren Ship Model Company - 1:24, HM Cutter Lady Nelson by KingDavid - Victory Models - 1/64 and Oseberg Viking Ship by Norseman - Billing Boats - 1/25 Scale - 9th century
  30. paulsutcliffe
    Lovely job Maurice, a fine looking model and the changes you've made only enhance what is a Good model to start with. Regards Paul
  31. paulsutcliffe
    Looking good Keith, Nice work
  32. paulsutcliffe
    Welcome back Gerhard!!!!!
  33. paulsutcliffe
    Looking good ,Lawrence nice work
  34. paulsutcliffe
    Sirius 1796 carronades underwater
  35. paulsutcliffe
    Hi Frolick Im not sure anything has been found of the HMS magicienne, the team over there are currently working on the East Indiaman St Geran (1744) and the pirate ship Speaker (1702) I believe, but they are near to producing a shipwreck database which may give some more information, I will let you know when/if I hear anything. Regards Paul
  36. paulsutcliffe
    Hi Chapman, if you are interested in the Mauritius sirius please visit my log in my signature below, where I have pictures of archaeology from Mauritius and my build of the 1796 Syrius Regards Paul Thanks Dowmer, beat me by one minute😁

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