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  15. Oboship
    I fully agree to Ronald's post. The pictures of the individual design phases -particularly the assembly of the bulkheads, beams and stern supports etc.- are unique and whet one's appetite to see more and finally buy the kit. It is a pity that a single post in the forum might have influence on the presentation of the construction progress. 😒 Uwe
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    Hope some of you tag along again on this final push! I certainly will! Uwe
  18. Oboship
    Great build! Uwe
  19. Oboship
    What a construction !
  20. Oboship
    I can only confirm Andrew's comment! Btw, I just took a look at your Instagram side. Very nice and interesting pictures and vids. Any plans to put the model on display at Amsterdam Maritime Museum? 😉 Uwe
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    Hmh, photos of my completed Speedy...🫢 She can definitely not compete with your work of art. I will thoroughly examine if I can find parts of the model which I might dare showing...🤔 Uwe
  23. Oboship
    Great model and beautiful work! I am also currently building Speedy (V.1) and I know how much work went into the sometimes challenging rigging. When I get to the bowlines in a week or two I will definitely study your description and the pictures. I envy your skills, particularly those additional details you put on the model. Uwe
  24. Oboship
    Great model for a first one, and welcome to this very friendly and helpful forum! Uwe
  25. Oboship
    Hi Nils, Glad to see you "on deck" again! I hope your wife has recovered satisfactorily after these months. Your Elbe 1 is coming along nicely and looks really good! All the best Uwe
  26. Oboship
    A very beautiful and detailed build! Looking at your Speedy I can hardly imagine I would ever post pictures of my version here... 🤔 Uwe
  27. Oboship
    As I wrote earlier on: simply beautiful! Uwe
  28. Oboship
    After having enjoyed your detailed Trial build log it is a must to follow on your Sparkler's! I like the idea to build the brig hove-to, particularly considering your sail making skills. Have fun with the new project! Uwe
  29. Oboship
    Beautiful! Uwe
  30. Oboship
    Great sail making! Glad to see you back on deck again! Uwe
  31. Oboship
    Dan, This is a really beautiful model! Very well done in all aspects! I would also like to buy this kit but I still have Speedy on the work bench and Trial and Nisha on the shelf. To squeeze in Adder would mean some serious negotiations with the admiral (the superintendent as we would say in the merchant navy...). Uwe

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