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Le Renard by Tompslattery
Dutchman replied to Tompslattery's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
deckhouse thing sounds good to me! 😉 -
Le Renard by Tompslattery
Dutchman replied to Tompslattery's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
Following your build with much interest. I have the AL version on the shelf, waiting to be built ( a few others as well, though). The life size replica can be seen in Saint Malo, France. I hope make a trip on the ship one day soon. Did you know there is another build going on on this site? By Gaffrig. Also the Artisana version. Enjoy! -
Le Renard by Tompslattery
Dutchman replied to Tompslattery's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
Just don't let it be another 11 years 😉 -
Hi, fellow countryman! I will follow your build with much interest, for I have this one on my shelf. But it will be a while though before I will start it. I have the Polotsk to finish and the Avos is on its way, which I will start on first, I think. Nice planking! I hope I will succeed in doing it right, because it is single planking I believe. The Polotsk and Avos have double planking, so one can easily cover up the mistakes of the first layer. I also have visited the Hermione in Rochefort (twice even). A great and beautiful ship! Sail on!
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