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    This is probably the most detailed representation of this vessel that I've ever seen. And very useful perspective views as well. Thank you very much for sharing! All the best Andy
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  20. daHeld
    Marvelous.
  21. daHeld
    Fantastic work. That oven is incredibly well made. Unbelievable. Just like the real deal. WOW! Could you please tell us how you did it? That's for sure the most life-like fitting I've ever seen.
  22. daHeld
    Ah, thanks for the clarification. The ship looks marvelous. Looking forward to more pictures :-)
  23. daHeld
    You're completely right. Everything that does the trick can't be wrong.
  24. daHeld
    Outstanding work. I've never seen seen gunports before, that are so much larger than high. Interesting feature. In your ship, there's a gap between the beam underneath the beakhead bulkhead and the deck at the beak. Shouldn't it be closed up to stop overcoming water from entering the ship?
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  26. daHeld
    The level of detail you're presenting here is extraordinary. It really looks great! What a beauty. Can't wait for more pictures.
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  29. daHeld
    Oh boy, if you go any bigger you will need a mould loft 😁 This is so cool.
  30. daHeld
    A true work of art! Is there a tutorial somewhere, where you show how you do the sails? They look really realistic to me. Thank you for sharing.
  31. daHeld
    Your Pandora is a real beauty! Thank you for sharing.
  32. daHeld
    Almost incredible! Very good craftsmanship.
  33. daHeld
    You might also take a look at some of the fotos of HMS Victory's 32 pdrs. If you take the known diameter of the tackle rope and compare it to the hook, you should be able to guage the thickness of the metal quite well. And by the way, your Alfred is one of the most astounding models I've ever seen. Marvelous. It can hold its own against any of the contemporary models with ease. Yours, Andy

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