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    Hi Piet, thanks for accompaning the journey to its end, and for your words, much appreciated.. Nils
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    Thank you very much for your nice words Albert and Johann, much appreciated... Nils
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    Many thanks go to Denis, Bob, Grant and Michael, and to all the likes for clicking the button.... Denis, the room capacity is now exhausted spacewise for displaying ship models.... Bob, Thanks for your words, I`m pleased that the rather detailed build could be stood through in one long run... Grant, glad you like the collection... Michael, yes, she comes up with quite good ideas sometimes.. Nils
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    Danke, very much for your nice compliments Dirk and CDW, very much appreciated... Nils
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    Hi Dan, thanks for your kind words, I`m pleased you like my little "museum", at least the models wo`nt need to suffer dust over the months to come... Nils
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    last update.... today the KWdG went into it`s glass case in my hobby room.... The shelf was lowered a bit in order to compensate the case hight, an with the admirals help the glass surfaces were cleaned inside / outside before closing the bonet and everthing was fitted into position. This now closes the project... Nils
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    Hi Bob, your Halifax build is coming along very well. love that that clean and tidy planking job... Nils
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    Beautiful work Keith, Nils
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    Chris, give it a chance and Google : Preiser 65303 Preiser 65302 The figures are in period fashions around 1900 and in Gauge "O", which I think is scale 1:43, available in worldwide web shops (do`nt know in down under) Nils
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    Hi Mij, I very much like the way you are building the modified Chebec after the basic Amati plan in scale 1:60 Well done ! I am also at the piont of building this ship and am in the preperation phase right now. The bought plan from Amati was though enlarged by 25 %, turning out the model length to 90 cm, and so then being in a scale of 1:48 instead Very much liked are your carvings and the way you did these. Lovely the eagles and the bow figure head. I just came across your log by coincidense and wish you all the best with the further fitting out of this nice model for the case if it is not already completed at this time...... (the fore last post by Mark is over a year old...) Nils
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    A beautiful build Mark, that view from aft on the rudder is very impressive Nils
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    Hi Karl, sorry to hear of the damage and the related give up of the model... are you again going for 1:36 scale and for the aft half only ?. Wish you all the best with the third run for it... Nils
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    Jack, thanks for sharing this wonderful build log with your fellow members, you did a splendid job on it, just as you and your freinds did on the real thing. I loved those pics when sailing on the Adria under that sunshine sky and the blue waters... Nils
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    a lovely rig and sails Igor, jolly good that "Jolie Brise" ... Nils
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    Congrats Grant, to your elegant runabout beauty, a lovely boat... nils
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    love it Mitbok, awesome build, an absolutely authentic "Sandbagger" boat, well done ! Nils
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    one of the first flying machines... thanks Grant for building and sharing this one, great looking... Nils
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    like all other parts, great detail of the wheel Marsalv, a treat for eyes and soul..... looking forward to further progress Nils
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    an awesome sailboat model Jack, love the look of it, very realistic ! Nils
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    Hi Marsalv, very impressive work !! Your model is awesome in every detail, you are doing a real good job, I like it very much.... Nils
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    hi Charlene and Jerry, congratulations to the completed "Bounty", a very nice looking ship in abeautiful display case ... Nils
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    Beautiful work Ed, love that bow decoration and the involved metal works...., just as the rest of your recent wonderful fitting out... Nils
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    Excellent "mini scale" work Igor, Nils
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    Hi Igor, thanks so much for your kind words, I`m very pleased you liked the details..., it was fun to work out all the small scaled members Nils
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    Hello Piet and Michael, many thanks for your kind words ,..... Piet, if I remember right, the "Musi" is or was a coastal freighter with aft and mid-deckhouse. We exchanged by PM some time ago...The scale 1:50 will be fine... but you`ve said it, there are some other projects waiting for completion in the row Michael, thanks for your congrats and words,.... Hope that you have meantime adjusted everything to the right places in your new home and that you and your wife feel well there. BTW. (perhaps I missed the last pics somehow) but were there any pics of the final status of the full restored "Albertic" liner, when you returned it to your client ? Nils

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