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Welcome to MSW from Cape Town. The local folks down here still sing " Oh Alibama"
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Hello from Klamath Falls Oregon
loupy45 replied to OldBritAbroad's topic in New member Introductions
Hi Hugh, Welcome to MSW. I have purchased two Artesania Latina kits and in my experience you will need to check were the kit has been manufacured. If it is made in Spain the quality is OK. My experience with second kit is an Artesania Latina made by their subsidiary in Hong Kong and the quality is horrible!! Good luck. Renato -
Hello Keith, and welcome to MSW. I am 72 and still enjoying building wooden ship models. The only difficulty that I have is that In Cape Town we don't have any winter therefore building during the 7 months of summer is very challenging. More then often i have to stop working on the model as it is too hot. Cape Town is running out of water. Renato.
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Hi Peter, welcome to MSW. Good luck with AL kit.
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Welcome MSW Larry, and happy modelling.
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HI Hal , Welcome from Cape Town. Good luck with your knee op. Regards, Renato
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Welcome. Some kits manufacturers seems to have cut down in cost accept for the top of the range like Caldercraft or Amati. My experience is only based with two models both from Artesania Latina. The model made made in Spain was OK, however their Elite series model made in Hong Kong the quality was substandard. The drawings contradict the instructions and the quality control is shocking!! Some parts are over supplied while other parts are under supplied. AL response is good, although it takes 3/6 weeks to receive parts. Good hunting!! Regards. Renato
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Welcome and greetings from Cape Town.
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Welcome and good luck with your project. Regards, Renato
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Hello William, Welcome to the forum. Regards, Renato
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In my early teen a was very frustrated in trying to play the saxophone that eventually i decided that that was not for me. One day my late father close friend told me that is should try to play the clarinet first and then once i have mastered the clarinet then I should learn how to play the saxophone. He was spot on !! After that playing the saxophone was very easy. Good luck. Renato
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Welcome to MSW and enjoy in the building kits. regards, Renato
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Benvenuto e cordiali saluti. Renato
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Welcome and good luck with your new venture.
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Welcome, it is a fantastic hobby it constantly demand perseverance, patience, innovation, research, endurance, and time lots of time.
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Hi Dave, Welcome from Cape Town. Renato
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Ciao Giovanni, benvenuto al MSW. Cordiali saluti. Renato
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Hello Angel congratulations on the your completed project . I like your supervisor,sadly mine passed on in February this year. I am attaching a photo.
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Welkome!
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Hello Angel , fantastic detail work!
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Welcome Daniel and have fun!
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Welcome to MSW Das and good luck with the restoration. Renato
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Hello Victor welcome to the forum. Improvise,adapt, overcome,and you will be fine.
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Hello Angel ,what a fantastic replica! Well done. Renato
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Hi Don, welcome to MSW, enjoy building the Mamoli kit .
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