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I prefer the placement of the warspite in the first three pictures, maybe a bit more towards the centre, though still off centre. However, the planes make it a bit 'crowded', and the number of planes on the those 'square miles' - to me - unrealistic
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Michael, Impressive as ever ... can't wait to so the result!
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Not to much fire (orange) compared to the quantity of smoke? Though, it does look very realistic.
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Looking great, lovely details on those twin mk 12 guns
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Michael, Some very fine work as usual. Looking forward how she will develop further, and further. Building at this large scale is like drawing large: Errors or mistakes are shown more easily. You really set yourself a task!
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That's awesome!!! The swirling ... just amazing
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Well, I'll be moving files as well. Computer crash, luckily I've a laptop which has most programs and partly the data (remainder on a local server). The annoying part is the installation of the O/S and all the programs. That will take me at least two days. Good luck and patience!
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Great job Remco. Did you solder the nobs on the tread piece?
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Hi Adrieke, another log to follow why not try chrome or firefox ...
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Good to see you back!!!
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Piet, Some help in the mulling. Have a look here: http://www.koga.net.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=26364&start=140 Approximately halfway down the page he starts at his dinghy/sloop whatever you wanna call it (I know it's Polish ... often enough one image says more than a thousand words ..... enjoy!).
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Cristiano, Great result on the decorations - even if they're green. I've been following your build with much interest.
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Mihai, How's progress mate? Or still on extended leave ...
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Found this one for you. Looks like two single sheaved blocks, the gun could be a long six On another forum this ship is mounted with 14 6-pounders: HMS Ontario (1780) Scale: 1:24 Hope this helps ...
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Jason, I'm with mobbsie, what's up mate?!?!? I don't have any progress (to be expected ), but you certainly do ...
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Piet, Is it flatbottomed? If so you could do it with four very thin pieces of plywood, there doesn't seem to be much curvature from top to bottom ... P.s. It seems that the navigational skills weren't that good ;-)
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Popeye, Scuppers not to small ... all depends on her waterline. If she be low in the water ... you might prefer bigger uns
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Piet, See image. Draw the shape on a block of balsa, cut it out, shape it by filing/sanding it. If the aircompartment is all the way roud you don't need the rear piece, just make the bottom ...
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Wayne, Nice progress on the 'innards' .
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Michael, A nice new challenge. I'll pop in from time to time. You are such a lucky fellow, such a lovely piece of wood just drops in your hands at a time you most need it ...
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LUUUUVE the stand mobbsie. Gives it a real nice glossy touch
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