Ferit

Us, we are all waiting for the birth of your baby...

You had done a great job again Michael...

That's your show... Your wow is going on...

Fantastic work on your rigging Ferit So clean and precise

Kind Regards Nigel

Thank you Nigel for your kindness...

BTW, I am still thinking about your work on the handrails of your Sovereign of the Seas...

Hi Timmo,

Your scratch was really well done, strict...

Your another wow had taken place...

Hi Hamilton,

She looks powerful...

Do you think to rig the gun carriages and to make red long oars as in the photo from the museum?...

What you had done is a real struggle. A lot of square holes and each one matches strictly, following at the same time the convexity of the hull (vertical timbers)... Such determination you have!...

Really nice painting, I see it like morello color through photo and I liked its spell...

The galleries on Wasa are characteristic, by seing only them it could be judged easily that the ship is Wasa... Nice and clean start...

You could really integrate details with quality... Impressive...

Hello Sjors,

Another progress, your another wow...

Hi Nigel,

The quality of your work is from museum...

There are many details for each one, there is another detailed work. Details are taking shape by smallish details... And colors appeal the look for a long while...

Very clean and smooth build...

I reposted photos of your work. I would like to learn how you could pass the vertival timbers (No 1's) through the No 2 timber. Impeccable!...

Looks robust and majestic...

Good idea on the painting of the figurehead, to simulate the wooden aspect...

Hi Robbyn,

with each passing day your SF becames more worthy...

BTW, I would like to learn why shrouds aren't straight because of the gravity, how they stay bended?

And a humble suggestion: I am not a distributor nor a dealer   but why don't you think to use G-S hypo-cement? I think CA is a derivative of cyanide...

http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/1799-frigate-berlin-by-ferit-kutlu-corel-scale-140-year-1674/page-7

The good result of your patience...

And me too, I will learn something new with you step by step... 

Nice progress Randy, it shows  really...

Much more beautiful than kit supply...

Hi Sjors,

May I ask a second question? My apologizes...

On the front of the forecastle deck, there are 6 knightheads, I'm not sure but the second from the right hand seems having no neck. Is there any reason for that? 

Could I reserve a seat aside the table? A good, well lit place overlooking all handicrafts especially decorations...

Hi Sjors,

Building same things over and over again (many cannons are there) seems a little update at first look but means a big progress in reality...

You had managed very nice a lot of details...

Will be two cannons placed in front of the forecastle deck?

Your rigging is crisp, perfect and precise like the rest of your beautiful build.  In this hobby, you are a grand master indeed!

I think there is something special about Ferit! I think Ferit could use dental floss and his rigging would still look amazing!

I'll go along with this.  He has that 'certain something'.  The there's the rest of us.......

My special thanks to all of you, in order of appearance...

Wolf

Buck

Augie

...(with "Like" supports)...

Randy

Mark

Andy

I had missed your update Augie, your last wow on the anchors, the buoys...

Show is going on... I wish I have your talents...

Sorry Brian, my condolences on your loss...

Eventually, infact the life is not the equilibrium itself but the effort to be balanced...

Anyway, it's the war, not the victory nor the defeat... What makes the life meaningful are our struggles...

You are right Randy, scratch is the scratch... is the gusto...

And Wolf, yours deserves all praises...

The essential is that not to be like:

The first half of the life of a man is passing with the dreams of what he want to realize in future and the second half with the regrets of what he didn't... ( That describes my life )