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  1. cog
    You're false keel won't be going on walkabout!!! Nice start
  2. cog
    Merry Christmas Nenad, and a healthy and prosperous 2017
  3. cog
    If my assessment of him would be right: He would have changed the ways of naval warfare even further ... All new fascinating possibilities ... He would have fitted a sloup of war with a plane to drop the canon balls (right, I'll get back to my corner Mark)
  4. cog
    Don(?) You can get the details and the drawings at www.ancre.fr (also in English), more specifically: https://ancre.fr/en/monographies-en/31-monographie-de-la-chaloupe-armee-en-guerre-1834.html Cheers
  5. cog
    You can't tell me this is your first wood build ... :im Not Worthy: <drool> Merry Christmas to you and your family
  6. cog
    Those are some nice fiddly bits you have been working at, Greg. I wouldn't know if the aerials on the Dreadnought have been more fiddly tha these turrets and guns ... They look crisp though. Merry Christmas to you and your family Cheers
  7. cog
    Well done Cees. She really looks very good.
  8. cog
    Yep, better take the safe option!!
  9. cog
    Bark is usually as dead as a door nail, so no, I don't think it will matter
  10. cog
    Got the working torpedo with it ... than you can sink your tub Why don't you buy the real thing, Paul ... in pieces that is ... nearly as big
  11. cog
    OC, If Denis can start the transfer, and it stops, it might be the software (it often is) Dennis, I have an EOS 400D, which I attach by means of the cable. However, I do not use the canon software to get the pictures from the camera to the PC. You can open explorer (press the windows key + e ) and you will see your camera attached as another disk. Browse to the map with the pictures and you can drag them to whatever place you want on your PC (Probably "Pictures" in the exporer window. Cheers (Sorry to high jack your log OC, back to you)
  12. cog
    Nice work, Mark, You pulled it of, lovely colours of the wood. She starts to look like a real ship. Although, ... did they have aircraft carriers in those days ...
  13. cog
    You can stand on a chair, and shoot from that distance, will look like close-ups
  14. cog
    Looks like she is ready for the Christmas break Merry Christmas
  15. cog
    Greg, You must have had a splendid view on your last build, the Dreadnought ... a real beauty
  16. cog
    Lovely work as you seem always to present, Ed. A pitty, though, that much of the brass and copper so often is hidden under the blackening ... (sounds like a fantasy curse)
  17. cog
    Who isn't, BunnyBoy. We will try to convince you of the opposite!!
  18. cog
    Mike, How's your Greek, or Dutch for that matter ...?
  19. cog
    Hmmm, normally we would say slightly oversized, with these tools it's largely undersized . Nice work on the wood, wth those tools
  20. cog
    Then it can be defined as part of the length from the circumference of a circle with a certain radius. All you need are two numbers, to replicate it. The other option is Steven's Cheers
  21. cog
    Misalignment ... Hardly visible, if at all, Greg. Looks spiffy!
  22. cog
    Build them in styrene perhaps ..
  23. cog
    You should usecard for the planks too. paper is to soft and thus flexible. When you use glue it will warp, always
  24. cog
    If slow means such results, ... take your time Jason ... coppering looks marveous ... you were refering to the black at the stern ...?
  25. cog
    Well beter be suspended than in limbo ... Still you didn't contradict our suspicions ... black and magic ... maybe a few hundred Spartans would help ...

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