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  1. NAZGÛL
    Nice! What are the modifications? /Matti
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    Looking good! /Matti
  3. NAZGÛL
    Looking really nice, Erik! Very clean and professional. /Matti
  4. NAZGÛL
    Welcome back! /Matti
  5. NAZGÛL
    Nice work on the sculptures! Sergal did a good job with their design of them. /Matti
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    Thanks for the great comments Lawrence and Nigel! They make me very happy and Im glad you like it. /Matti
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    Cheers guys! Frank thats a great link. I will definately consider those. Thanks for the heads up! /Matti
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    Cheers Mark, I hope so. /Matti
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    Thats looking really great! Looking forward to see more. /Matti
  10. NAZGÛL
    Very nice! It looks very true to the original and is a nice addition to your realistic looking model. /Matti
  11. NAZGÛL
    Agreed, I hope you are ok. /Matti
  12. NAZGÛL
    Thanks Frank! I wish I could find nice crew figures like yours in 1:75. /Matti
  13. NAZGÛL
    Great job on the carving! /Matti
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    Cheers Edward, Lawrence and Michael! The project pic started to feel dated so I remade it. /Matti
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    Ive had a busy week, but managed to get som time to paint the poles. It took some time as there are many colors on them and IMO was hard to get uniform with the rest of the ship, so a lot of paint mixing and blending. They are really fragile as they get very small areas to glue to the ship, so no touching (something some friends have a problem understanding when they see her). So now the stern is finished and I can start to look (with some fear) at the gallery sculptures. Hopefully I can show some figures next update and not just melted plastic... Time to get that soldering iron Nigel. /Matti
  16. NAZGÛL
    Those will look great on the ship! /Matti
  17. NAZGÛL
    Nice! /Matti
  18. NAZGÛL
    Cheers mate! /Matti
  19. NAZGÛL
    Thanks for the nice words and likes fellas! They make me very happy and gives energy to continue to build her. /Matti
  20. NAZGÛL
    Looking forward to see how it will look! /Matti
  21. NAZGÛL
    Wow, what a view! Is that your bike? /Matti
  22. NAZGÛL
    Did a comparison between the 1:10 and my BB if someone is thinking about getting the BB kit. The Landström heritage in some of the sculptures are easy to spot (if you have the Landström book, youll notice), and some misstakes I did are also there, but shapewise I think BB did a good job and with some fiddeling with the positioning of the parts, it can get a nice Vasa look. /Matti
  23. NAZGÛL
    Thanks a lot guys! Yeah I had a good time, I was surprised when my motherin law gave me her old Levin guitar from 1955. Its used and very vintage, but it looks and sounds very cool old and will be perfect for some blues. Im enjoying this age, started to learn to relax and enjoy the now a bit more. /Matti
  24. NAZGÛL
    Nice work, the windows will look great. /Matti
  25. NAZGÛL
    Looking great Nigel! Looks like youve been busy fixing that hull and bottom, well done! /Matti

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