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Hello Lawrence, Thank you for visiting my log and for your encouraging comment. Yes i realized that some dust was collecting on the model and i started to cover the ship by cloth while i don't work on it. Actually this handmade kit doesn't consist a lot of detail parts and yes, before i start rigging i will complete all available detail parts. Best regards, Mustafa
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Çok güzel oldu Aydın Bey, elinize sağlık.
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Sjors, it would come even faster from the Moon :)
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Good luck with your SoS Hennie. It's a beautiful galleon. I will be following with interest. I just want to ask that why delivery took 8 weeks? Isn't it too long? Where dit it come from? Best regards, Mustafa
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It looks she will be a beautiful ship when completed Anja. Good luck on this build. Mustafa
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