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  1. jose_b
    Very nice model. I have no words no describe it!
  2. jose_b
    Excellent work! Thanks for sharing it. It's a really pleasure watching your progress. For your next project, I recommend you L'Artesien (https://ancre.fr/en/monographies-en/48-monographie-de-l-artesien-vaisseau-64-canons-1764.html).
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    Excellent and detailed work as usual!
  4. jose_b
    She looks great! It's a pleasure watching your work.
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    A great start! No doubt you have a good reference (Johann), and I'm sure you will achieve the same level on your small boats.
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    Johann, every time I receive a notification of an update in your building log, I'm sure I'm going to watch a remarkable work. When I access into MSW, I confirm my expectations. I can not get enough of watching your fine work. One more time, Congratulations! and thanks for sharing this master piece with us.
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    Thank you Christian. I look forward to resuming its construction in summer, because it is impossible for work reasons at the moment.
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    Wow, an outstanding and remarkable work! My sincere congratulations.
  9. jose_b
    A good work. Thanks for sharing your progress. I wish everybody a Happy New Year.
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    It's a very good work. The mistake you made will less visible as you say. The fact you talk about it, is due to your high level of exigence, and this is a good thing. Thanks for sharing.
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    A very illustrative picture manual!
  12. jose_b
    She looks really nice!
  13. jose_b
    Thank you very much. Outstanding work!
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    Thanks Johann, it's great. Do you have a photo building step by step to see how you did it?
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    It's a very clean work as usual. It's a pleasure to watch this post. By the way, Do you have photos about your helm wheel building, perhaps made with the dividing head?
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    Wow, without words
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    Hello Giampiero. Wonderful work. I don't know if I've understood the process for glazing the lantern. I suposse you have to mix the two components, and then to cover the lantern with the result. When do you apply wax? How much time does it need to dry? Do you have remove anything? Thanks in advance.
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    It's better than the previous one. It's a good work!
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    Thanks Johann. Unfortunately, by now, I can't continue on Le François due to my job; I'm very busy, at least until Spring or Summer. However, I follow your post, among other, on this forum in order to maintain inspiration and motivation. I'm wishing coming back to my hobby and passion.
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    Good work! Precisely, I'm waiting for this tool for Christmas (well, "The three wizard kings" in Spain) and the lastest Mr Delacroix's monograph: Le Rochefort.
  21. jose_b
    ¡Veramente meraviglioso! Really wonderful!
  22. jose_b
    Spettacolare! Congratulations.
  23. jose_b
    Perfect assembly!
  24. jose_b
    Really beautiful!
  25. jose_b
    Thank you for sharing this technic. It's a great work|

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