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  1. cog
    Like a cherry Kees. That will remain the colour of the hull? Might scare the fish away ...
  2. cog
    Good job Nigel. Love the shadowbox!! Cheers
  3. cog
    Nice carving, jet again ... looking forward to your ... scrollwork ... Suspence, what suspence ... you're so vague, it isn't exciting ... (please, tell us, let us know, lift a tip of the vale ... c'mon ... just an ini mini mini tiny bit ...) Cheers
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    Danke Gerhard, Thanks Druxey that blogspot site kept on sending me to a for me unreadable site. The title was written like this: เที่ยวอังกฤษด้วยตัวเอง pitty ... you win some you loose some (blasted 'intelligent' sites)
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    Druxy, Is a link available to the "photograph of the inside of Prince Frederick's barge" or is it as they say 'a hard copy'? Cheers
  6. cog
    Håkan, Another milestone ... great result .. up to the next ... Cheers
  7. cog
    Nowadays it should be a DJ ...
  8. cog
    Gorgious, jet again ... such marvelous detail in your work!!! Cheers
  9. cog
    Nice bit of research ... strangely enough one can find quite a lot of info on these minor elements ... it makes the build come alive ...
  10. cog
    Then why cut them and instead accept the (slightly ?) more difficult construction ...
  11. cog
    You shouldn't exaggerate ...
  12. cog
    Hmmm, not bad for a start Patrick took the words right out of my mouth Perfect job mate!!! Couldn't do it meself for certain ... Cheers
  13. cog
    Seems I keep on running behind ... so too with your build Nigel. Some good progress ... looking solid!!! I'll bet the onlookers will enjoy themselves as much as with your previous build, so I'll be joining the crowd! Cheers
  14. cog
    You are good at this hobby, Fam. Very nice progress
  15. cog
    Rather nice, mate ... just kidding ... marvelous build, and very nice details ... so far I've enjoyed it tremendously Cheers
  16. cog
    Whatever it's name, it looks real good and we know what you mean. Hope those bad days are very few, and you'll feel as good as is possible. You're in my thoughts Cheers
  17. cog
    Stunning, Kees. It looks like it came from the factory ... Very well done Cheers
  18. cog
    Sam, I'm still confused, but not by your build - a kind of permanent state of mind ;-) - I like that piece of wood ... a good choice. I am curious as to 'haw' far you will detail the bow sprit ... I like the tapering on it ... don't get drowned by work ... you'll need some relaxation too Cheers
  19. cog
    She looks wonderful Cees. Top job!
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    Not really astonishing, considering the number of Viking warriors entering service at that time and in that region (Eastern Roman Empire/Constantinople, if my history lesson, and reading stuck)
  21. cog
    Steven, I wish you luck, altough I hardly think you'll need it, the way you go at it ... A very interesting build ... don't mind me looking over your shoulder Cheers P.s. The hull's shape reminded me of something I saw on a site when I was looking for the plans for a gondola ... http://www.veniceboats.com/eng-designs-ships-narrow-ships.htm
  22. cog
    Tought they used smaller hats in Indonesia, Piet ... More cylindrical These look like the hats used in the rice paddies, etc.all over Asia. Fortunately you know best as beeing born and bred!!! Still, 'chapeau' for the carving ... they do give a nice touch to it Cheers
  23. cog
    Michael, Again a very lovely build, looks even better than your previous ... if at all possible ... especially when one considers the scale you are building at ... Cheers P.s. Don't forget to buy the alcohol to disolve the shellac ...
  24. cog
    A week ...!!! That will be hard on my patience ... this build takes away the dread for the day ...have been looking forward to it's development ... such a stunning execution of technique ... marvelous result ...
  25. cog
    Firtst of all congratulations on the first grand child ... many to follow, which are certainly to be spoiled!!! Advantage of being a gran parent, so people say ... That is a very practicle work bench ... In winter you can stay warm too ... or you models ... Very nice idea though Cheers

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