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  1. cog
    So, what are you waiting for?
  2. cog
    Simple ... When ever did you do anything simple? It seems simple, until you give your reasons ... suddenly it is something well thought through, and not as simple as it looks!
  3. cog
    Johann, You always seem to be able to improve on youreself ... as you did now with the anchor cable, and so many times before
  4. cog
    resin kits, all, are extremely expensive!
  5. cog
    No???????????????
  6. cog
    Thank you Pat. I need to take some pictures of the finished build so you can comment on her final state
  7. cog
    Humour us. We'll read past the bad language ... I'll say it out loud, but it is not in the printed version By the way, a nice ship you have chosen
  8. cog
    I'll pop over to give you a hand
  9. cog
    So what's stopping you
  10. cog
    Thank you Denis. Yes it is nearing finalisation. Just a few paint drops more and it is done .... I would like to draw your attention to AK weathering products, those I go lately really made a difference
  11. cog
    ... and you are going to do them all
  12. cog
    Nice quick and "clean" build the patrol boat. Weathering looks good on it, despite it's small size! Oh goody ... airplanes at 1:350 ... you are going to have a ball, or juggling to keep them in the air
  13. cog
    It looks like the dancers have broken their clogs ... or just a holiday ...
  14. cog
    Thank you Steve, can't beat your sewing though
  15. cog
    That's the problem with 1:200, those are big suckers ...
  16. cog
    When will you try the shot with the nurses? Looks you have got it nailed, the stiching looks very good, can see you have done that before
  17. cog
    Well you did succeed OC, thanks for that Thank you Piet my friend, but if we go travel the "coulda, woulda, shoulda" road we can go even further back in time and solve all wars
  18. cog
    not to shabby at all!
  19. cog
    Very nicely done Kees, those are called "companion ways"
  20. cog
    You tell me, you have the drawings ... Nice way to check your yards
  21. cog
    Thanks Jo. Watch your steps, when walking on wood, I would like to keep my toes
  22. cog
    Sneakers to get fast to and into me fast car, Mark
  23. cog
    Don't be afraid, I can't overtake you anymore ... or weren't you finished yet?
  24. cog
    Thanks Jason, that was fortunately the intention I try to learn something from your clean builds!
  25. cog
    Thanks Lou. Just a bit more body to the algea and yet another build is finished. After that I can spend the little time I've left to continue on Seydlitz

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