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Even though the etched deck is fantastic I do think that if you have the inclination and or the time an individually planked deck does add a certain something to a build, so I applaud your decision to go down this route. Speedy is looking fab 👍😁
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Hello, with my Triton and Winchelsea builds on hold, I am going begin on one of two models of a naval Cutter (the other one being about 1:32 scale from the same plans with some differences). So I used the Caldercraft Sherbourne plans of the kit I made last year, I scaled up by hand for the bulkheads and former, so the scale is not exact. I used some pieces of 4mm ply left over from other projects. Next up is fairing the hull, squaring and glueing. Bulkheads just fitted to check, not glued. Cheers
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Painted Military Figures by Roger Pellett
Edwardkenway replied to Roger Pellett's topic in Completed non-ship models
Great painting, very interesting subject too, I've seen plenty of mutiny era Indian army but very rarely late Edwardian/George V era I would be interested to see more!! -
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Eamonn I couldn't agree more, I think you'd do a fantastic job with Winnie😊 Ballahoo is coming along beautifully!!!
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Hello, after reading that you're going to kit bash to make Sparrow from the Richard Bolitho series I have got to watch. Hope you have fun getting there 😁
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Looks great Jim, paintwork looks really sharp 😁👍
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M-50 Israeli Sherman - FINISHED - MP Models - 1:35 Scale
Edwardkenway replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Looks like another good model on the way Craig and I never realized the Israeli army used Shermans. The things you can learn with this forum 😁 I never played any of those but then I was stuck in the Napoleonic wars and the AWI which I preferred as you didn't need huge armies. -
New Young Model Builder from Minnesota LOOKING FOR ADVICE
Edwardkenway replied to Kenna's topic in New member Introductions
Hi Kenna and welcome to MSW, good luck with whatever you decide to build and HAVE FUN😁 -
Lovely boat Chris, those 10years don't seem to have made a difference 😃
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