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donrobinson got a reaction from popeye the sailor in Eiffel Tower by Mark Pearse - FINISHED - father/daughter build
Wow!! That is amazing. Would you mind posting some daylight pictures?
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donrobinson got a reaction from thibaultron in Eiffel Tower by Mark Pearse - FINISHED - father/daughter build
Wow!! That is amazing. Would you mind posting some daylight pictures?
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in Eiffel Tower by Mark Pearse - FINISHED - father/daughter build
Wow!! That is amazing. Would you mind posting some daylight pictures?
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donrobinson got a reaction from CaptainSteve in Eiffel Tower by Mark Pearse - FINISHED - father/daughter build
Wow!! That is amazing. Would you mind posting some daylight pictures?
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donrobinson got a reaction from John Allen in Eiffel Tower by Mark Pearse - FINISHED - father/daughter build
Wow!! That is amazing. Would you mind posting some daylight pictures?
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
I gave you a like even though you broke my hinges!! LOL
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
I gave you a like even though you broke my hinges!! LOL
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donrobinson got a reaction from rafine in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
Those blocks sure look good Dave
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donrobinson got a reaction from Keith Black in What kit to get
One of the kits I had the most fun with was the Batelina from MarisStella. This boat gives you the taste of almost all the elements of ship building besides masting and rigging at a scale (1:10) that is so easy to work with. You will get a taste of planking,, shaping, bending and carving, all essentials of ship building. At a cost of under $100 you are not going to break the bank. They have a link on the homepage. Also check out my build in my signature, I did add a few extras but then that's what the fun is all about.
Finally look for a model with a larger scale, !;48 or larger. It is much easier to learn on larger scales and it's not quite as frustrating.
Good luck and have fun!!
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donrobinson got a reaction from popeye the sailor in 1/32 Orient Express Sleeping Car 1929, by Amati
Any progress to report on this beauty?
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donrobinson got a reaction from LEFEBVRE in Charles W. Morgan by David Lester - Model Shipways - 1/64th scale - FINISHED
Looking real sweet David
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
Those blocks sure look good Dave
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donrobinson got a reaction from popeye the sailor in Kathryn by Mahuna - FINISHED - 1:32 - Skipjack Based on HAER Drawings
Beautiful work Frank. It looks like to me that the top row of rings are independent of each other and not tied together, The second row of rings are looped around the first and this row is then tied together. Just my observation. Hope this makes sense
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donrobinson got a reaction from pontiachedmark in What kit to get
One of the kits I had the most fun with was the Batelina from MarisStella. This boat gives you the taste of almost all the elements of ship building besides masting and rigging at a scale (1:10) that is so easy to work with. You will get a taste of planking,, shaping, bending and carving, all essentials of ship building. At a cost of under $100 you are not going to break the bank. They have a link on the homepage. Also check out my build in my signature, I did add a few extras but then that's what the fun is all about.
Finally look for a model with a larger scale, !;48 or larger. It is much easier to learn on larger scales and it's not quite as frustrating.
Good luck and have fun!!
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in What kit to get
One of the kits I had the most fun with was the Batelina from MarisStella. This boat gives you the taste of almost all the elements of ship building besides masting and rigging at a scale (1:10) that is so easy to work with. You will get a taste of planking,, shaping, bending and carving, all essentials of ship building. At a cost of under $100 you are not going to break the bank. They have a link on the homepage. Also check out my build in my signature, I did add a few extras but then that's what the fun is all about.
Finally look for a model with a larger scale, !;48 or larger. It is much easier to learn on larger scales and it's not quite as frustrating.
Good luck and have fun!!
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in What kit to get
One of the kits I had the most fun with was the Batelina from MarisStella. This boat gives you the taste of almost all the elements of ship building besides masting and rigging at a scale (1:10) that is so easy to work with. You will get a taste of planking,, shaping, bending and carving, all essentials of ship building. At a cost of under $100 you are not going to break the bank. They have a link on the homepage. Also check out my build in my signature, I did add a few extras but then that's what the fun is all about.
Finally look for a model with a larger scale, !;48 or larger. It is much easier to learn on larger scales and it's not quite as frustrating.
Good luck and have fun!!
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in 1/32 Orient Express Sleeping Car 1929, by Amati
Any progress to report on this beauty?
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in IL Leudo by SHIPSCAT (Jolene) - Mamoli - scale 1:34
Looking good, those holes are called scuppers
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
Those blocks sure look good Dave
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in 1/32 Orient Express Sleeping Car 1929, by Amati
Any progress to report on this beauty?
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donrobinson got a reaction from mtaylor in Da Vinci Flying Machine by gjdale - FINISHED - Imagination Factory - Scale 1:6
Super Cool!! Congratulations Grant, job very well done
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donrobinson got a reaction from EJ_L in 17th Century Battle Station from HMS Mordaunt by DocBlake - FINISHED - 1:32
Those blocks sure look good Dave
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donrobinson got a reaction from BETAQDAVE in 1/32 Orient Express Sleeping Car 1929, by Amati
Any progress to report on this beauty?
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donrobinson got a reaction from src in IL Leudo by SHIPSCAT (Jolene) - Mamoli - scale 1:34
Looking good, those holes are called scuppers
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donrobinson got a reaction from Canute in Kathryn by Mahuna - FINISHED - 1:32 - Skipjack Based on HAER Drawings
Beautiful work Frank. It looks like to me that the top row of rings are independent of each other and not tied together, The second row of rings are looped around the first and this row is then tied together. Just my observation. Hope this makes sense
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