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    Amazingly precise and beautiful work in card Danny, will your future modeling preference be with card relating to your masterly skills and techniques ? Nils
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    Nice explaination Jim. it`s fully understandable, keep it up ! Nils
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    Doris, thank you for your kind words, I`m pleased you enjoyed the log so far... Nils
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    Excellent work Karl, the flush with the deck gratings look super... Nils
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    thanks for your word Keith, yes, looks like the crewman dos`nt remember what comes next..... Nils
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    a beautiful hull Doris, it is amazing how you get the satin tan color of the planking done in card, looks wonderful.... Nils
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    Thanks very much Patrick, here`s one of the small battle station crews am pleased you like it.... Nils put some wooden splints through the wheel axis ends, still 5 guns to make I`m thinking of using 3mm double sheave blocks for the rigging. The breech rope ends will be shackled to the ships bulwark
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    Many thanks Paul and Piet, Paul, RB stands for "RB Models" and is a Polish webshop that accepts Paypal and serves for all sorts of fitting out items on ship- and tank models as well as materials... Piet, thanks for your words... Nils
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    Many thanks for your kind words, Zappto, Dave, Bill and Antony, Zappto, the arms are basing on the Amati plan relating to the number of guns..... Dave, glad to have you you on board, thanks for your appreciation, I`m pleased you like the process Bill, good question, (where the timbers came from) I`ve asked myself this many times as well.... The motivation for doing a Chebec came when I first saw the beautiful lines, but I was looking for a smaller ship than the "Le Requin" model, and so could base a scratch build per plan on the shape of the enlarged Amati hull with several special features.... Antony, thanks for your kind words, I think the guns were of rather small caliber, maybe 6 Pounders or so, but they better not take up a gun battle with a 24 gun squarerigger or larger.... Antony, many sincere thanks again, there are some PM mails in your in-box, unless it should be overflowing in case you did`nt read yet.... Nils also many thanks to all who activated the "likes" button
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    Update : put the 7 guns on the starboard deck, placing them between the gratings, for checking positions (dry fit) The other 7 guns are in progress. Also some additional decore (sea horses and dolphins) Nils the barrels are from RB, I chose 40 mm length instead of 32 mm hope the space allows enough room for rigging the guns later on...
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    Good work on the railings Moxis, Nils
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    beautiful work Steve, Nils
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    Hi Doris, nice to see you posting here again, those "interim models" you built look great.... Nils
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    very nice outfitting details on the "Norden" Denis ... a lovely little fishing vessel /work boat Nils
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    Other nations, other cultures,...... a great model Antony, you did a beautiful job with that "turtle" ship in scale 1:32 Nils
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    Update : fitted the head rails and EOA resin figurehead to the bow sprit support outrigger.... The bow sprit shall be lashed down to the support on two flat distance lugs Nils
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    Thank you Jeff, will be looking forward to any progress on the Preussen... Nils
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    SPITZE !!!! well done Johann... Nils
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    Hi Jeff, Thank you very much for looking in and for your kind words, much appreciated !.... When seeing your avatar I could remember that in combination with "chasseur" it had something to do with the SIB 5-mast P-liner Preussen, an interesting and facinating ship I was myself interested to scratch-build in scale 1:96, in the quality of my Pamir build, but then made a drawback because of the costs Nils
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    Thank you very much Don, Denis and Christos, for your kind words, I`m very pleased that you like the progress as to date.... also many thanks to all who clicked the thumbs up icon... Nils
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    Hi Bob, I wish you a good start with the PdN and much fun with the build.... Nils
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    Hi Matiz, wonderful work, love that ship..... Nils
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    Richard, thank you very much for looking in again and your words... Nils
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    Congratulations Bob to that beautiful built "Halifax" schooner.... Did you already mention which your next project will be ? Nils
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    Bob and Piet, thank you for your kind and much appreciated comments...., and I`m very pleased you like the ship I`m now thinking of how to do the bow headrails best and fitting into the scheme.. Nils

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