Baker
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I never built a Mayflower.... It is certainly not the perfect model, but if this is a cartoon, thanks
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Some PDFs. (When I put them on my PC they were free downloads) golden_hind plannen-volledig.pdf 2014Gresham.pdf elizabethan-merchant-ships-and-shipbuilding.pdf Furring in light of 16th century ship design_web.pdf red bay 2.pdf scheepsbouw 16e eeuw Engeland.pdf
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maybe I downloaded this somewhere on the PC. I'll take a look later
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maybe my buildlog can help you BTW. There no detailled plans for an English galleon.
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Great work, a very nice diorama.
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Dont now, but maybe this helps
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Nice work. If I remember correctly, I also made this model a long time ago. I was about 10 years old at the time, I will be 60 next month 😁
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Indeed. Beautiful work.
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🙈🙉🙊 😉 Nice work on the Mercedes
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Great work. But the way you attach the anchors is quite unusual. Normally these are attached to the channels of the fore mast.
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Before. This way you can do this easily and comfortably while sitting (And also much better for your back ...)
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Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
Baker replied to Ondras71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Amazing Home made saw?? 😉
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Thanks Roger. Indeed. The Mary Rose builders (rebuilders) were also working on this problem
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Russian modern armoured vehicles by Baker - ACE - 1/72
Baker replied to Baker's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Thanks The BTR'S are better cast than Ace's older models.But still sometimes a mess and a puzzle to assemble ... -
@Rock_From_Korea @Louie da fly @md1400cs @Roger Pellett Thanks for the nice comments. Mary was indeed 30 years old and had had a major refit. Maybe the original version didn't need these battens
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Hello from Duluth, Minnesota - and request for direction.
Baker replied to Joseph Lapp's topic in New member Introductions
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Planking of the stern. First to do The cannon deck will become almost completely invisible later, so I don't put much time and effort into it. The sides will be further finished later. To further plank the stern, I first need to determine where the cannon ports should be placed. And discovered that the stern was not completely symmetrical. Fortunately, I used PVA glue that can be loosened with isopropyl alcohol. Error corrected The lower stern planked and with the 2 cannon ports Low quality interior I first have to consider what the next steps on the model will be. And, the hobby room urgently needs a makeover. As well as two bedrooms, the wife says....
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Canadian movements from D'Day to the end of August. https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/services/military-history/history-heritage/casualty-identification-military/normandy-france.html After that. Northern west France and then West Belgium (map) left Canadian (coastal side) middle Polish units (corresponds to my mother's stories) right english Be careful with a Mk.VII in Canadian service at this stage of the war. Scots guards? a Mk.VII = ok
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Russian modern armoured vehicles by Baker - ACE - 1/72
Baker replied to Baker's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Update. The BREM 2 is ready and tagged. A BTR 70 under construction. and the NONA mortar carrier is started
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