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Does exist a description how do you paint the baseboard? Or can you make a small how to? I like it very much.
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Nice idea, but in a little bit bigger scale. I think 1/32 would be nice
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Mark. I think the L'Orient is a nice but really huge model also in a smaller scale. Don't blow the model if shes to big , as Nelson did in Aboukir. I like the Roebuk. Until I got the drawings from Alex Anson I thought a longer time of building her in the future.
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Druxey, can you please make a foto with a penny or cent, that we can see how small your model is? It's absolut fantastic
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Really wonderful craftmanship. It's oustanding
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ancre La Salamandre by tadheus - 1:24
AnobiumPunctatum replied to tadheus's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Dan, as allways, very clean and crisp work. I like your idea with the cut outs and think that I will copy this, if I build a section.
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Thanks Hakan. After the build of the half model I planned the next steps. ... but I made a careless mistake during shapeing the stem. In the moment I fix it and than I hope to continue the log
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Really wonderful, Druxey. In 100 years or so (and than I am very very old) I hope that I can also build my models so good.
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Das, as allways fantastic workmanship and a very interesting view into the ship.
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I second Michael, really wonderful workmanship.
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Tom, I have the drawings from Alex for the Sphynx and since this week for the Anson. A few years agos before I start my Swan class sloop I thought a longer time to build HMS Sphyx as POF model after Alex drawings, At that time I don't have enough knowledge to reconstruct the frames. I don't know the original drawings so I don't know where he got the information for the swivel gun mounts on his drawing. I don't found information about installed swivel guns in Winfield, but I think that she had them until 1794. At this time the ship got carronades.
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It's not model building, it's an art. Every step so clean and crisp. There I have a lot to learn
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