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Everything posted by Edwardkenway
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Very nicely done Phil! It's been fun watching, and you've got a model to be rightly proud of😉😊
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It's on hold for summer, as there's far too many distractions and Admiralty tasks to be completed, leaving no time for the shipyard☹😉
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Most definitely an excellent and detailed build log for an equally excellent model,an absolute joy to follow! Between you and @glbarlow I think everything needed to know has been discussed, tried and tweaked, before being used to great effect. Thank you Derek.
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What more is there to be said!!
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You succumbed to her then?? I'll definitely be following your build on Winnie!!
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Great work Glenn, I'm eagerly awaiting the final photoshoot😉 Your Cheerful looks stupendous! Beautiful execution of a well designed model
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Just put them down to landsmen learning the ropes ( no pun intended) under the watchful eye ot the bosun😉 Excellent work on the rigging, your Cheerful is turning out to be a proper little gem of a cutter!
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As usual Tony, you've done yourself proud, the model looks fabulous and the display base suits it perfectly. Excellent work, and I'm looking forward to seeing your next offering 😀
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The French Eagles were very sacred to the Regiments as it was said that Napoleon himself kissed each Eagle before presenting it to the battalion. The British army were still using whistles in the 1914-1918 war. At the beginning British commanders still expected troops to go over the top in an orderly fashion and advance towards the enemy at a walk😶😬 Whoever said "lions led by donkeys" wasn't too far from the truth!
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And all very engrossing and moreish 😉 I've been watching that on Netflix, it's very very good!! It's interesting to see the differences between the ACW and the Crimean War with only 10 years or so between them and how the European powers were still using Napoleonic tactics in large set piece battles, and also trench warfare around Sebastopol! ( a taste of what was to come 60 odd years later🤔) Perhaps you could do a "Late Unpleasantness" dio after !😊😇 I'll get my coat🙃😅
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