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  1. cog
    That's what I would call astonishing detail
  2. cog
    Mati, Looks very realistic. Making it will certainly give a good feeling. Love the metal work. Any chance on ruler or coin along side to see its size?
  3. cog
    Looks like a ship with breaks!!! Those external support frames didn't help much to increase speed ... Though, it makes the build look very smart. Well done Dick!!
  4. cog
    Considering the time a day, late for work ...? Knowing your fingers dexterity, you woulda, coulda have commented before work ... You got sometin to look forrard to as do us!!!
  5. cog
    Cristiano, It's a lovely ship and equal build ...
  6. cog
    Are you building a ship or building details!?!??! Ah whatever, it's looking grand mate!!! About the XP ...make it a stand alone, not connected to the internet PC, and you won't be bothered by virusses and other malign infestations
  7. cog
    Very nice work Cristiano But it makes it worth while living ... when I look at your build
  8. cog
    Yep, you're not just a sub builder ... You're a carpenter too!!!
  9. cog
    Very smooth that ebluey streaky Mark.
  10. cog
    Even half sick you manage to impress us with your build.
  11. cog
    Jack, Great work on the frames,I'm enjoying your build tremendously
  12. cog
    I missed your updates sailor! I love the progress, and the way it looks. Hope you are feeling well.
  13. cog
    It's getting better and better Jason. Marvelous progress
  14. cog
    What do you mean by cleaning up Bob?
  15. cog
    A minor update (?) for a major piece of work (!) Looks marvelous
  16. cog
    So Mark that makes two us. Looks like it will be an promissing build
  17. cog
    Ed, That's where you got me confused. Gouache to me is still the paint from e.g. Windsor & Newton without the acrilic base! It re-desolves quickly when getting moist, and get's 'dirty' (like smudged) when you mix it to much when putting multiple layers one atop the other. Now it's clear.
  18. cog
    Bob, What's left to write ... Very smart turn out, and clever deck method. She looks real good.
  19. cog
    Håkan, Don't mind me to be the first to pull up a chair, and enjoy your build!
  20. cog
    Marvelous detail Mati. Very fine workmanship
  21. cog
    One thing which springs to my mind is, why add more weight to an already heavy build ship. Would tree nails do the job ... Without the knowledge, and/or reference material it is a difficult decision to make I might say ... Nothing available at the NMM?
  22. cog
    Ed, Thoroughly enjoying your wounderful build. Any reason for titanium white and not e.g. zinc white? Will the gouache be 'sticky' enough for the acrylic to stay on? I have never tried those two one atop of the other ...
  23. cog
    Mobbsie, I didn't notice that tree trunk nails size you used. I did, however, enjoy the look and progress of your work.
  24. cog
    Grant, That's some lovely treenailing you've got there, not to dark and stil visible. Great work!!
  25. cog
    How small will the next one be??? You keep the details real sharp, even when you make your parts smaller each time!

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