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  1. cog
    Nice, although, I have the distinct impression that some of the trees in that wood are a lot thinner than provided in the kit ...?
  2. cog
    After today's toiling ... replacement of gun platform forard superstructure Oh, darn. Again ... no paintball for downunder ... just boaring scratch building, and updates, sorry RGL, you'll have to wait a bit longer ... so much to do, so little time to do it in. ... tomorrow ... work ... maybe not as usual, although it starts to feel like it !
  3. cog
    patrick, you might consider an outboard gunning crew ...
  4. cog
    Lou, you always surprise me (i.e. pleasantly !)
  5. cog
    Lou, He might have professed it during practising his medical profession, with all repercussions thereoff ............... his patients would not have been merry ...
  6. cog
    Ah, you saved the day ... spinning cordage .. so when your out of it you start to purr (a joke for the Dutch: spinning is Dutch but alos used for purring, and a.o. twining)
  7. cog
    Really ... do you do small??? (i.e. besides that 1/500 build of yours)
  8. cog
    (I see you're still in Zuid-Holland ... profile) A mere 160 blocks ... I had expected far more than that on such a ship
  9. cog
    Should anyone ... especially in a gale ... but those ladders are not so much different than the ratlines on a 74, I wouldn't fancy climbing those either, and to be honest, the forard mast will be a single "pipe" (the only way I have seen it depicted in photographs, so no tripod) ... and to help you up for maintenance, OC, with a ladder, which I for one certainly wouldn't climb!
  10. cog
    Aye, so much better ... Eureka ... that happens once every while ... You have made some great progress blinging things up. When you look at it, the barrels are not really a challenge, neither a vast improvement, but the additional, undelivered pieces, e.g. the hatches at the back of the turrets, you use, to finish it,make it complete ... the cherry on the pie. Marvelous
  11. cog
    on the tripod ... those are ladders, from a "spare" PE set of Musashi, if I'm not mistaken ... a lot more where that came from
  12. cog
    Where ... nope, those are pipes mate, those funnel gards are worse ... a lot if you do not hav a steady hand
  13. cog
    Now it really is a production line cigar tube ... You picked up spraying rather well OC .. a sterady hand, I like the result ... a lot
  14. cog
    Todays harvest, a bit of CA-ing bling ... (replaced the IJN watertight doors with RN type)
  15. cog
    shouldn't make much of a difference with the exchange rates banks charge ...
  16. cog
    Summertime ... and the livin' is easy ... Fish are jumpin' ... now I expect a whole lot more mr butts!!
  17. cog
    a ton of concrete
  18. cog
    But you do it so well ... Very good progress for a week day mate
  19. cog
    getting old OC? ...
  20. cog
    Jack, I do not know the size of your grommets, but could you use a small drill like this to flare them:
  21. cog
    You have come a long way from that crashed starting point, Michael. I wonder ... would she look even better than before the crash ... (shouldn't surprise me if she does)
  22. cog
    That's a better way OC
  23. cog
    bluetack, two small dots on the bottom with some thin wooden sticks in it
  24. cog
    Quite an improvement OC. Hope your rattlecan turns up soon
  25. cog
    Steep learning curve ...

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