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    Karl, your model is really a reference for me and perhaps for other model builders. The accuracy in every detail of your model is absolut extraordinary. I like sitting in front of my monitor and watch the deatils.
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    Oh damn that looks really horrible. Sorry to hear that you will make a break before you restart your section model.
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    Maury, nice frameing. I am happy that you reposted your log.
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    Thanks Dan for creating this thread. It's bookmarked.
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    Rusty, very nice joints. It's looking really good. You are building a lot of section models. The dark site of ship modelling is beautyful, isn't it?
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    I followed your log on MSW 1.0 but now I am really surprised. I didn't realize that the scale of your model was 1/96. It's looking really good.
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    Here's a link to their home page. I have the kit of the cog and must say it's really nice. I wrote a review of the kit for Modellmarine.de. Perhaps you get an impression of what you will get, if you buy a kit.
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    Thanks for reposting your small diorama. I like it very much.
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    Nice clamps , Mark. I will add these to my tools list
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    It's allways fascinating to see your metal works. Absolut outstanding.
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    Alex, thanks for the info. your model and the cog, which was found in Bremerhaven (here are some pictures I made some years ago) are not of the same type. As mentioned earlier your model is not a real cog. It's more like a holk, which was the type that was used after the cog. As far as I know these ships were kraweel planked. But I think your solution looks really interesting and perhaps ...
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    Matrim, thanks for the work of reposting this log. It's really nice to see the build again.
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    Erik, don't reduce your work. She is looking really good. I will be more than happy if I can reach nearly your level for my build.
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    Thanks for the info, Toni I use pear for the framing and have some pieces of different stock. I think this will make a light visible contrast.
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    Hi Uli, welcome back to MSW
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    Really beautyful model.
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    What a fantastic build.Your Oneida looks really nice. Do you plan to rig her?
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    Tony, has it a reason that you do not show all filling pieces at the lower hull? I am thinking what I shoul show and what not. If I remember right, Greg doesn't show any filling piece.
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    The planking looks really good. i can't remember the clinker planking at the lower hull. Are these part of the plans?
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    I've seen a model of the section at ModelShipBuilder and found it very interesting. The drawings are looking very nice. Please reserve for me a seat in the first row to follow your log
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    Hello Johannes, nice to meet you and your mervelous build at MSW.
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    Beautyful and precise work, looks really nice, Rusty
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    Tony, it's a pleasure to see the pictures of your model again.
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    Welcome back Sir Henry. How will you add the frames for the upper part of your hull? I think it's a good idea to add this directly to the bulheads. 1/32 is a very big scale for the HMS Triton. I'm interested to see how your model grows. Do you like to rigg her?
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    Remco, really wonderful. You show that it's possinle to make workable blocks in 1:48. Thanks for sharing

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