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Tim Moore

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    Modeling quite obviously. Also building, carpentry, photography.

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  1.    Ryland Craze reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Indefatigable 1794 by Mowzer - Vanguard Models - 1:64
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  6. Tim Moore
    Haha, enjoyed reading your post. Loved your classic paragraph about the pitiful instructions, nailed it! You obviously have the right temperament for success in our hobby. Tim
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  10. Tim Moore
    Hi Andy. I believe it is fitted on the mast, teeth down, and the jaw fitting at the end of the horizontal boom rests on it.
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  16. Tim Moore
    Stupendous work, a real treat to look at. Alive with so many well crafted details, you have created a really engaging narrative. You have a great colour sense too.
  17.    Tim Moore reacted to a post in a topic: Arado Ar-196 by Ian B - FINISHED - PLASTIC - German seaplane
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  20. Tim Moore
    From someone who also fails to fill his fathers shoes, let me just say he would be tickled that you are taking this up, and you’ve come to the right place to be successful at it.
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  22.    Tim Moore reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Surprise 1796 (prototype) by James H - Vanguard Models - 1:64
  23. Tim Moore
    What an absolute gem! Gritty and visually striking rendition. That is awesome, extremely well done.
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  25. Tim Moore
    Astonishing work! Shrink me down so I can take her for a spin.
  26. Tim Moore
    Dan, that is just an amazing job. I’m from Peterborough and your model belongs in the canoe museum there!
  27. Tim Moore
    That’s just crazy good. Perfectly finished, well done.
  28. Tim Moore
    Your Cobra model is an absolute beaut, Rob. Great finishing. Demanding kit to build, I would bet it feels pretty solid holding it. I made a bollocks of the bonnet hinges on my Fiat 806. I eventually just put it down as wabi sabi.
  29. Tim Moore started following 'Oseberg' Viking Ship (v3) by James H - Ships of Pavel Nikitin - 1/25
  30. Tim Moore
    Congrats Rob, another gem of a model! Really appreciate your detailed explanations of how you go about tackling every challenge.
  31. Tim Moore
    Another jewel in your remarkable collection Chris! Meticulous bit of craft, really well done. I enjoyed following along the journey with you,
  32. Tim Moore
    Hi Nigel - enjoy your upcoming build in the new year! Have to agree with toolmaker Paul’s suggestions, decent tweezers and particularly those collapsible eye needles have been exceptionally useful in practice.
  33. Tim Moore
    I build models to escape, to occupy my busy hands and mind. It gives me something to do where I am only answerable to myself. The process is important to me, and I get a sense of accomplishment, although, like a jigsaw puzzle, I only rarely bother to look at them when finished. The historical association is also important, getting to know and appreciate the subject matter. Nobody in my family or close to me ever built models, so for me there is no familial association or trigger.
  34. Tim Moore
    A lovely finish in all respects. Very well done, a pleasure to view your work.
  35. Tim Moore
    Well I think it is an outstanding sub presentation to my eye. Bravo! And I appreciated you showing all the steps in the water building.

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