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Many thanks Christos and Igor, for your nice words.... Christos, yes, Its not easy to control a bunch of outlaws, they have their own minds.... Igor, thanks for your nice congrats, much appreciated... Nils
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Well done Julian ! The ship is looking very good. Am curious for the rigging and further fitting out. Will you spend her a set of sails ?.... Nils
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Hi Bob, I`m so happy to receive your kind compliment, it is very much appreciated, and I`m pleased you like the Chebec.... Regards, Nils
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Nice rigging progress Christos.... Nils
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I`m again stunning for your art decorations Doris, The two ships sterns in pair look just wonderful...... Nils
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Doris, thank you so much, such nice compliment from a masterbuilder as you are, really mean something to me, and give me good feeling. Unfortunately, as I mentioned to Moxis already, I`m out of display space in my home, so it may take some time before I can start a further project. On my list would favourably be a Chinese "Hainan trading Junk" Best regards. Nils
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Many thanks Dan, am zipping a cool beer already... Guess your "Michelangelo" is on the end-straight also... Nils
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Hi Moxis, a self made steam engine including a self made gas-fired boiler, that would be a thrill, and if possible fit all into a suitable boat with RC control. That will keep your designer`s mind busy for several weeks and months for planing and making, and your fellow builders at MSW shall be eagerly waiting to share your progress steps, once its kicked off...... Nils
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Hello Patrick, thank you very much for your nice words..., am pleased you like it.. Nils
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Hi Moxis, yes, I see you really sensed the feeling one has when the model is complete. For the Chebec I still have to build the glass case, but quite a problem remains the fact, that I have`nt an adequate place where to display it in the moment. If I set it up in my hobby room, I would have to move at least one of the other six glass cases first, but also would`nt know where in the house to put that then instead.... My wife, Marianne, suggests that I better stop building model ships for quite some time.... ( not a good idea I think...) Nils
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Many thanks also to my fellow builders Grant, Kees, Ken, Steve (Steamschooner), and Moxis, for your kind compliments for the Chebec model. Nils
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Hi Siggi, the Tiger looks great, wonderful the figurehead, the lines of the ship, and now your new deck ! I also like the small self cast cubic lead weights you made.... Nils
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heartiest thanks to Peter (flyer), Jack, Jesse, Antony, Jeff, Bill, Mark, Carl, and Ian (seventynet), your kind comments and compliments are so much appreciated, and I`m very pleased the Chebec is being liked.... Nils
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Dear fellow builders.... my Chebec "Eagle of Algier" has been finished totay, for the final photo session in our garden, and with a good daylight illumination. Many thanks to all that followed the build, for looking in along the 9 months yourney and for your kind comments and compliments. Very much appreciated. Also many thanks to all the "Likes"..... The final pics-set of the "Eagle of Algier" can be seen in the scratch build gallery now... Nils
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ancre Chebece 1750 by Jeronimo - FINISHED
Mirabell61 replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Beautiful carvings Karl, a delight to look at... Nils -
Hi Rory, welcome to the site, enjoy your stay and have much fun with wooden modelboat building..... Nils
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Many thanks Eugene, excellent rendering work, the boat looks wonderful..... Nils
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1:64 Copper plating
Mirabell61 replied to Peter Y.'s topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
wonderful 2 pictures Wefalck, thanks for sharing, self explaining how to do it... Nils- 14 replies
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Gondola by AntonyUK
Mirabell61 replied to AntonyUK's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1901 - Present Day
Thanks for sharing this interesting information Wefalck, that surly is a bunch of nice boats for those who love Italian (Venetian ) boats...... Nils
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