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Beautiful work Ed, it`s a pleasure to watch.... Nils
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Thank you Denis, I very much appreciate your fine comment. Have just changed the ship`s action life-period from 1776-1780 new to 1776- 1777, as she has only been seen 1 year on the waves, until she foundered Nils
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Hi Danny, outcuts for pump inlets and metal work thereto look fine... Nils
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Kees, beautiful work, very realistic looking, great stuff.... Nils
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very elegant Patrick, Happy christmas Nils
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Thank you very much for the nice words and greetings Anthony, looks like this christmas there will be no snow, like on your pic, in northern Germany, but Marianne and I we`ll make the best out of our green winter. With kind regards to your wife Rhonda, and both of you have a wonderful christmas time as well as happy new year. Nils
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Thanks very much Tom, I`m glad the sails do`nt look too bad, but its also practicing the selfmade sewing, and to learn where it can be improved. I`m a freind of little figurines, if they are available in the right scale they can ship in..... Have a nice and pleasant christmas time Nils
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Hi Bob, as I`m not familiar with that "juicy Grape" saying...., Please give me a hint what is meant...., Thanks Have a nice Christmas season with your family Nils
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Thats a nice compliment Mobbsie, and thanks for your words...... Happy Christmas and a good launch for 2016 to you Nils
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Thank you very much Piet, alive a s a stand model can be, I had gathered quite a handful of those Little guys over the months, when painting them I found that most of the mini humbrol paints were dry in their cans... The final pics are in the Gallery now as well.... A nice Christmas season to you Piet and a happy new year Nils
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ancre Le Fleuron 1729 by rekon54 - 1:24
Mirabell61 replied to rekon54's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
I dip my hat Giorgio, that is such beautiful work its unbelievable ! Those pics from the gundeck level are of master`s art, the choise of Wood tones is just right, a great model... ;) Nils -
Thanks so much for your nice words - Pete - Mark - Patrick, also thanks to all fellow modelers for the "likes" Pete, I`m glad you like it, thanks for your appreciation... Mark, it should have been completed a bit earlier, but the fingers were itching to get the KWdG hull under way to a certain degree....,and once going its hard to stop Patrick, I intend to set her up in a suitable place in my home where I can install a halogen spot for illumination (unfortunately not found yet). My freinds, have a pleasant Christmas time Nils
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THE 74-GUN SHIP by Jeronimo
Mirabell61 replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
beautiful work in Wood Karl, a nice hull and wonderful built Nils- 194 replies
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Wunderbar Mark ! such a beautiful built hull, I know it`s a great moment taking it from the build board and turning it in your Hands, perfect view on the lines from all sides Nils
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Thank you Michael, for your congrats and Kind comment, very much appreciated, the hights between the decks are of best possible rating I could get out of the given scale. Considering that I left away all the portside cabins for better view to the interior, one can imagine what a tough Job those guys had I wish you a happy Christmas time and a good new year... Nils
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Thank you Sal, I like those Little figurines, they bring a Little life into the ship and one`s Imagination.... appreciate your nice compliment, wish you a nice relaxing Christmas time and all the best for 2016 Nils
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