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    Welkom Pieter
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    Great first model.
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    Hello, First, i wish everyone a happy and above all healthy 2021. All masts and bowsprit are now mounted (work in progress) Made some useful tools from large needles They came in handy for this job. Next time I rig these blocks before installing the deck. The bowsprit mounting is extra reinforced with a nail Then "camouflaging" this nail so that it is no longer visible Ready Thanks for following,comments and likes.
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    here are some Russian targets. But they shoot back and are behind 3mm thick plexiglass.
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    yes 100% No idea why you British called him Centurion
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    I have AA canons, AA half tracks, AA tanks...
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    Nice anti-tank aircraft. Please don't shoot at my little tanks
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    After the top plate was applied, cleaning and sanding of the hull started (with a too sharp knife 👍👎) The mudguards are cleaned up, extended and glued The upper part of the hull is adjusted and the engine exhausts extended. And i have a full bag with new clamps. Extra detailing on the hull. A previously built Mk.3 serves as example. I will see you all back in 2021
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    Thanks. A tank, a tank??? A Centurion 1 experiment...
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    Welcome to MSW
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    Small update Camouflage color applied and details painted. Decals applied and base plates ready. Finish line in sight 👍
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    so much better now 👍
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    Not words , but 👍
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    My idea (without obligation of course) The original model will likely have been painted white below the waterline. There are archaeological findings that confirm that ships from about that time have a layer of "white stuff" below the waterline. The replica is a different story. It looks like the hull below the waterline has been treated with a modern protective layer (I don't know much about modern iron ships, but these days they also have this color below the waterline. Just above the waterline, the replica is white. Once launched it looks like the hull has been correctly painted and the underwater part is well protected with modern paint. The original mayflower I was white below the waterline when she was built https://mayflowereventnews.com/1957-the-reception/ https://mayflowereventnews.com/1957-television-news/ The first voyage
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    Another very nice update. For you also a Merry Christmass and a happy new year
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    Thanks, Airfix sells / sold this kit as a Mk.8. This is certainly not a Mk.8, but a Mk.3 or 5. Extending the hull was successful. Reinforcements have been added inside, so later on there is only some cleaning here and there. The chance that this model ends up in the waste bin has become very small Discovered something, this build cannot go wrong The kit was "born" in 1964 (and that was a very good year ) Thanks for following, and a merry Christmass and happy new year
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    I agree with Kirill. Mixed colors below the waterline are very unusual Ps, very nice paintwork
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    Thanks, I like to watch other people's Dio's. But make them myself, is notting for me
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    Thanks everyone and welcome I think so, and it did come out later in a box. With few modifications, different models can be made, and I think the kit in the box represents a Mk.5. My Airfix Centurions 178 463/BG73 Centurion (10,5cm diesel) 179 539/GB81 Centurion Mk.2 180 544/GB82 Centurion Mk.3 181 58/GB10 Centurion Mk.5 182 646/GB94 Centurion Mk.5/2 183 1414/GB176 Centurion FV-4005 18,3cm

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