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  1. cog
    What would be used if temporary spacer? Would you be caulking or have grooves .... I wonder what Amati comes up with, but mostly when
  2. cog
    Look forward to it
  3. cog
    It has been a while, she looks stunning though.
  4. cog
    Have a look at HMS Belfast pictures, she's about the same period. Those ships do not have any clearly visble oilcanning, only the quick build from thin material US ships had that effect in WWII Have you thought about Mr Surfacer 500 in rattle can? saves spraying a lot of layers ...
  5. cog
    You are at your usual leisurly pace. It seems I'm in the nick of time to get into the build! Your catapult looks real good. I wonder if you could have replaced all the PE with the spares you have laying around from previous builds ...
  6. cog
    You are most welcome. In the end we are here to help each other
  7. cog
    You might have alook at RGL's builds. He did quite a number of builds which he weathered more or less intensive.
  8. cog
    Okay: Luck You'll be weathering her, or build her as if new?
  9. cog
    Glad to hear you can see again Will be waiting with anticipation on the most highly detailed process now you have an eagle's eye (actually two!)
  10. cog
    Nice build on the other site. Still, would like to see yours
  11. cog
    Started another violin? ...
  12. cog
    How's moving been? Got the ol' lady on a workable bench yet ...
  13. cog
    Can you get me a HR shot from the river and one from your build so I can merge them together for you? The downward angle to river should be the same as to the model ...
  14. cog
    Hope to see the result in your buildlog. Make a putty imprint from the part so you have a mould. Another option, come to think of it. Make a fitting mold, and cast the part(s)
  15. cog
    Since the parts are oversized, couldn't you cut it - where indicated on the image - and glue it to the frame. That way you will loose most of the space between the parts, and make it fit.
  16. cog
    don't fall ...
  17. cog
    Welkom op MSW Daniël, just another Dutch man. Look forward to your buildlog on any of those ships. Everybody here likes photographs so do not keep us in suspense!
  18. cog
    Actually top level domain (TLD) ".at" is Austria, they do speak German there too His work ... fabelhaft
  19. cog
    Wouldn't say those need replacements ... lovely result RGL. You still get better, didn't expect you could improve on yerself mate!
  20. cog
    One of those miscalculations trying to get ahead not sticking to the sequence ... How old do you think I am ???
  21. cog
    Just missing the line and sinker
  22. cog
    Nice improvement Louie. Saw you were wearing the propper atire to pull on the hose. Wouldn't repositioning the columns in front of the benches give the rowers more rowing space. Pushing forward on the or requires more space for the or than pulling it backwards. Pulling your hands will not pass over your pelvis ... just reminiscing about my days as a roman galley slave
  23. cog
    Gotcha, Lou
  24. cog
    Decals
  25. cog
    Have not seen them on the images in the AOTS books for Yamato & Musashi (neither old nor new)

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