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It definitely looks better. When painting in small scales, paints tend to look darker. Its sometimes necessary to lighten the paint a little.
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- crabbing skiff
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Welcome to MSW Capt. Mike
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Nice work Bob. She's a beauty.
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- medway longboat
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Another update: I've finally finished rigging the guns, installing pin racks, and installing chocks. I still have a few deck details that need to be finished such as the steps on the interior transom and bow area and the fife rails. I'm going to make a list and try to organize into what order I should do them in. I also need to finish the top gallant rail.
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