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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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beautiful work Tony, love your way of thinking ahead with the rigging, Fixing jigs, etc. and the Standing rigging next to the wonderful built hull..., she`ll be a Beauty... Nils
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just recognized that there are no depth markings on my Pegasus, sorry, so here they come now.... Nils letters made with Excel and ink printer on semi transperant paper paper glue and a little transp. varnish over it...
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Amazing work in styrene Patrick, you are scouting out new land,... wunderbar Nils
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Love those pics in dry dock view Peter, Nils
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Hi Greg, have taken up your suggestion and added two of the crew in the hold area.... Also placed some sailors, after painting them, into the rigging Cheers Nils
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Many thanks to - Mobsie - Don - Ed - Tom - Mike - Martin,.... for the nice appraisals to the final presentation of my model. I am so happy and also overwhelmed that this build finds such a resonance with my fellow modelers..... Also many thanks to those who hit the "likes" button Mobsie, thank you, much appreciated, it was not my first ship, but the first 18.th century model square-rigged sailer, which I was not so sure if it can be done this way to please my set obligation when I started the project Don, Thanks for your Kind words Ed, Thanks Ed, and I`m returning a big compliment in credit with your beautiful built Clipper ships under way.... Tom, Thanks to you, I`m glad you liked and enjoyed the build Mike, thanks a lot, a very charming compliment Martin, A very nice appreciation of yours, I`m happy that you like it A happy and enjoyable Christmas season to all freinds and fellow builders and a wonderful and successful 2016 Nils
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Thank you very much David, there are so many nice places in the world I have not seen yet, and I often look up the cities or states where my fellow modelers are located in, just to get a Impression of how wide this lovely forum is spread around the globe Nils
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Lawrence, thank you so much your kind words wich are very much appreciated. Wishing you and your Family a wonderful Christmas time, and a good start for 2016, your freind Nils
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Toni, beautiful Fitting out of the great cabin, so far, lovely to see the Joints of the timbers and Details of the panels Nils
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