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The netting size , look and feel appear right Denis. Cannot comment on the positioning or 'how it lays on deck' not having worked on trawlers. cheers Pat
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Almost good enough for the oven mate Lookin' good cheers Pat
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Very nicely finished and displayed model Maury; she looks great. cheers Pat
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Terrific result on those funnels Dan; they look very good - you have manged to capture the intricacy of those 'beasts' even at scale. cheers Pat
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Superlatives fail me with your continued impressive work at this scale Ed - I learn so much each time you post. cheers Pat
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Very nice work OC; your efforts are paying dividends as she looks very good. cheers Pat
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Very nice work on the yards Dave; brings back some memories Have fun at the games. cheers Pat
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Looks like you are having some 'fun' with this one Greg; perseverance will get you there cheers Pat
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Daydream all you like Denis; that looks a pretty good fit for your needs. cheers Pat
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Those figurines are very well done Dan; very realistic postures and well detailed. cheers Pat
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Denis, if you are going to soak it try adding as little fabric conditioner; that may help if you are looking for a softer finish cheers Pat
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and.... HMS Nelson (1814) which was subsequently transferred to the Colony of Victoria. cheers Pat
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Another example of top-quality tradecraft - that yard looks great Ed. I had been wondering how you cleaned the copper prior to the blackening agent - thanks again for the info. cheers Pat
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Looking good Denis; a busy workmanlike trawler! cheers Pat
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