Mirabell61
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Hi Robert, thanks for dropping in and for your words, I`m glad the build finds your interest Nils- 2,625 replies
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HMS Royal William by kay
Mirabell61 replied to kay's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
wonderful Kay, :) Nils -
Hi Toni, just read about the anxious time you went through with your pet. We have a fox terrier who also once took apart a little PVC plastic sqeeky toy. We found most of the fractions afterwards but for two or three bits still missing. With a sigh of relief they came out the natural way after two days. I like our galley stove looks, it looks very well.... Nils
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thank you for your kind compliment Piet, Ill be taking out the KWdG from under the plastic next week.... Nils
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Many thanks Mark, a nice compliment.... yes, I think I owed a nice case to my "Peggy" Nils
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very nice and tidy work Francesca ! for the stern bulwark planking I usualy do vertical planking to have a homogen material throughout the hull, but you had a smart idea Nils
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no, not disappointed Kester, in fact I beleave a good built half model is also a great challenge. In our old school I remember, we had a large steamer-halfmodel, mounted to a mirror in a glas case, it was of course the totally mirrored of the built side, whereby ships are not actualy that symmetrical, but the effect was grand to see Nils
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congrats Bob, hope you will be be holding those little naggers soon. Already curious how your hold areas look like, when they come to life.... Nils
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Be quick Bob, it looks like this is the last set they have on stock in the moment....good luck Nils
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Bob, here a second try.... not 1:48 but 1:35 as the description mentions... http://www.dersockelshop.de/ratten-resin-28-teile-1-35_plusmodel_pl171.html Nils
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Bob, I came accross these...., looks like this is a webshop.. http://www.fuhrmann-figuren-shop.de/KF-ANI-72001-Ratten 10 little rats cast in tin, in all positions. The man-figure does not belong to the group, for comparing size only. trust the price is nice and low, so there would be no risk... Nils
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very nice Bob, the food storage containments, sacks, casings, barrels, etc. are lovely, good job on the interior... ... little rats, mice,... on the sacks Nils
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Many thanks Kester, for your kind comment... Coming back on your Statsraad Lehmkuhl I noticed that you put (half model) down in your signature link...., no complete hull planed ? have you changed your mind ? Nils
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thanks very much Christian, your words are much appreciated... I`m also looking at your beautiful scale 1:32 HMS Fly build ( twice the size of mine), wow, that will be "solitaire eyecatcher" for a large room, when it`s done Nils
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Thanks very much Bug, I`ll be happy if the one or other detail can be of reference, and look forward to your first sequences with HMS Pegasus in due time.... Nils
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lovely work Charlene, ship and fitting out look very good, also the color giving... Nils
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Cutter Cheerful 1806 by rafine - FINISHED
Mirabell61 replied to rafine's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
wonderful looking fitting out Bob, the wood tone of of darker parts on the lighter tone deck is just beautiful Nils- 525 replies
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Very promising project Francesca, congrats to finding those lovely old construction plans of your post #3. Those plans alone provide all information it takes. I love this old steamer and shall certainly watch your progress with the build Happy keellaying... Nils
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Chuck, your "Cheerful" is so accurately built and a wonderful sight to look at... Nils
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one of my favorites Siggi, those views of the stern, also the lanterns, from deck, from aft and quarter aft are fantastic... superb handcraft work... Nils
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Palladio, wunderbar ! love your model, everything on and around that ship is a delight to see, (fitting out details as well) Nils
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