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  1. cog
    Funny what some paint does to an object ... suddenly you've got a smashing ship's mast. Looking good
  2. cog
    Use white-ish paint for the froth, and let the blue shine through
  3. cog
    I get the same odd behaviour with the images in your last post
  4. cog
    I know what you do, but is it visible in real life, or just as hard to spot as on the photograph - actually I can't see the details ... at all
  5. cog
    Or cold beef jerkey with after effective enemy broadside ... Well done Mark. They look the part, splendid detail as well
  6. cog
    I'm thrilled to bits when I see your Java displayed like this. I am curious as to how your sea will turn out.
  7. cog
    Right, all is left .. cover your bling with some grey paint ... perfect job Greg
  8. cog
    Slow will do for me. Looking rather good!
  9. cog
    Nice piece of bling, Greg. Well done
  10. cog
    luvly pics ...
  11. cog
    at least we know what you are up to!!!
  12. cog
    You never seize to amaze me Igor. Magnificent again!!!
  13. cog
    Thought those nip-ships gave you a fair taste of "complicated" masts/superstructures, looks challenging though ...
  14. cog
    You are good, Igor. I miss the sea though You show some dexterity with thos chopsticks!!! Well done
  15. cog
    Nice progress Jack. That gaff will be a bit of a challenge
  16. cog
    Super job Jesse
  17. cog
    Eduard is ... what can I say ... it doesn't always cover the entire build ...
  18. cog
    You know those youngsters, they catch their zzzzzz's whenever possible, so you never know when he starts his work ... Piet???????? C'mon get up
  19. cog
    Beauty sleep not yet over ...!?!?!?
  20. cog
    You knoiw civil servants, they do know how to enhance a party ... "Eh, no problem, my mom is a young 87, her sister is a young 86 and my brother just had a kidney removed in February, they can make the 300 yard walk from the corner." You might consider borrowing a Humvee for taxi purposes ... Have a wonderful day, Sam, and your missus too
  21. cog
    Well that will make the tap a lot easier to construct
  22. cog
    Jan That won't give the same "glassy" shine as the poly. I do have seen a few guys on youtube make the sea from acrylic kit products ...
  23. cog
    Before you start looking, kpnuts, Greg (RGL) didn't leave brass bare, although those Nip ships did have a fair share of it ... he did however, do a lot of astonishing weathering on his latest 3 - 4 builds, maybe a nice contrast with the bare brass ...
  24. cog
    What's for grub, Mark? ... you keep on tinkering ... I just wondered, copper or cast iron pans ...
  25. cog
    Nice pattern in you planking Chris. You spoil your passengers!

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