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very nice project Karl, I wish you good success in all sequences.... Nils
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excellent work Dan, those vent machines and - ducts are beautiful Nils
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Wonderful mini scale modeling Patric, its always a delight to study the many fine detail-work.... Nils
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Lovely work on the 3 funnels Dan, you`re on the end straight with the model, wish you all the best with the remaining fitting out Nils
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Hi Chuck, congrats to those beautiful carvings... Nils
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Hi Siggi, congrats on modeling those lovely figurines, I just love them..... very well done ! Nils
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Nice Progress Dan ! yes, those superstructures are not easy and you`re doing that job very well..... Nils
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Hi Kees, beautiful, the fake riveting, and I also like the 3 figures you turned into the fishing crew... Nils
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Hi Dan, any updates on the Leviathan so far ? Nils
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Excellent planking and treenailing Arthur, love the look of it.. Nils
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Very interesting and well performed build technique Antony ! Your attention to details in timbers and joinings is amazing... Nils
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No Wefalck, not member of the German Forum, it would be too time consuming for me with two memberships, but thanks for the kind words.... Nils
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Many thanks for sharing this video Kevin.... Nils
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Hi Igor, these 1/72 figurines out of the treasure island theme of Falconet look lovely, a pitty they`re not available in scale 1/48. Nils
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Hi Zack. sometimes it takes a longer time to search for figurine sources. But we`re lucky to be able to use the WWW today. When cosidering the scale for a new project I usualy have a short research if there would be appropriate figures available in that scale, because self-carving is not my thing, and on the other hand in my opinion a model without crew is too naked. Here a few examples of scale 1:48 crew figures (origine of metal cast or plastic). In case of the rowing boats crew there was a slight surgery to figures arms (one side) in order to to grab the oar end properly, fitting some self made tricorn hats, for individuals, etc...., enjoy... Nils
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Happy new year Doris, fantastic work with that so realistic looking mini furniture.... Nils
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wonderful progress to see Antony All the best for the new year... stay healthy and enjoy the modeling hobby Nils
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