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Looking forward to the release now that my Speedy, Master Shipwright Flirt, and Alert have arrived safely! Once I’ve absorbed all of the fine build logs, I will attempt a build of my own
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Happy to see that Amati on their website acknowledges your designs and in a manner that says this is a plus for their models! That’s certainly a major factor in any purchase I make of a Victory line model from them.
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Late 2021 gives some entrepreneurs time to create some scale furniture and/or fixtures and the odd crew to put inside the ship, in one or more cabins, underneath one of the main hatches etc, captain at his desk perhaps. I gather there’s a detailed laser scan of the ship, perhaps those looking to gather support could commercialize that data in other ways. Just thinking 🤔
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And the UK was associated with engineering and sciences and the model design shows that is still strong
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We used to associate Italy with high quality goods so they should take this opportunity to rekindle that view
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I’ll certainly pick one up when they become available
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I definitely want one, hopefully they are available this fall
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