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  • Birthday 10/14/1947

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    Glinde, state Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
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    sailing ship and steamship model building

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    Wonderful scene with crew in action !! love it Nils
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    Victory 1737 by Ekis (2019)

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    Victory 1737 by Ekis (2019)
    Wunderbar Ekis. a most lovely build and also the furled sails look great Nils
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    Very nice work Kurt, I like the window pane making of those corner towers at the aft quarters Nils
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    Congratulations to completion of your wonderful cutter model B.E. A very beautiful built ship Nils
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    funnel rigging looks great Dan, Nils
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    Hi Stephan, I just came across your "Hesper" build (frozen in or broken off ?), a beautiful ship, will it be continued in the future ? Nils
  25. Mirabell61
    beautiful work Javier lots of amazing details at a mini scale, very well done !! Nils
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    a great challenge in card Danny, and I wish youall the best and good success with this project Nils
  27. Mirabell61

    Happy birthday Alvaro,

    I wish you a pleasant birthday in round with family and freinds...

     

    Nils

  28. Mirabell61
    Many thanks for joining in Geert, I hope you will further enjoy the build... Nils
  29. Mirabell61
    Hi Marc, excellent looking Dutch ship models.... Nils
  30. Mirabell61
    Hi Patrick, you`re very welcome, its nice to know you on board as well, stay tuned... Nils
  31. Mirabell61
    Good morning Denis, thanks for your words, unfortunately I did`nt receive the planks yet, would like to see how the pearwood shall behave under bending.. Nils
  32. Mirabell61
    Thanks very much Kees, I`m pleased you like it.... Nils
  33. Mirabell61
    super work Daniel Nils

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