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BANYAN

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  1. Nice work Rusty, they look nice and "tidly" the "Jimmy" will be very happy with that cheers Pat
  2. Looking really good Ulises; some nice detail there and a great looking finish. cheers Pat
  3. You may still need a spreader bar or two near the base of the shrouds though Denis. cheers Pat
  4. You'll just have to sniff on that Old grouse then Carl! cheers Pat
  5. The turrets are looking good Carl. Good luck with this microscopic parts! cheers Pat
  6. Stunning Denis; those standoff shots in particular make the model looks so life-like (colour and atmosphere). Nice work mate, that detail really pops; especially like the little things like the brass handrails etc. cheers Pat
  7. Nice work again on those 25s Greg; that ship sure had some close range fire power. 28 of this miniscule things; not just cross-eyed but a bit of a headache also I'd guess? cheers Pat
  8. Poochiie, have a look in the sites database of articles for a good article on this subject and many others that can assist you. http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-model-materials-and-tools.php cheers Pat
  9. Nice work Dave and thanks for the pointer to Tom's work, but to find it please? cheers Pat
  10. Very nice job on the 20mm cannon / guns Greg, even if only a 6 of them, that is very well detailed and came up a treat. cheers Pat
  11. Your promised a nice addition, and probably a surprise or two left, and you haven't disappointed Looking really good mate. cheers Pat
  12. Some great reading here, thanks BW and all contributors. cheers Pat
  13. That is a great bit of detailing Greg, looks really good and I like the idea you have for hanging a float plane from it. cheers Pat
  14. Found your log this morning cog; sorry to be late to the show. Looks like another very highly detailed model in the making here. Those turret enhancements look great Make room in the front row for me too please cheers Pat
  15. I agree with Gunther; whatever you thinks looks best in situ. cheers Pat
  16. A small update, the frames/temp bulkheads have now been fitted in a basic jig. The longitudinal temp stiffener has yet to be glued and will be done after I straighten a couple of the frames. The eagle eyed will note a couple of frames not quite aligned; some of this is due to camera angle. Gluing in the longitudinal stiffener will help keep them in place vertically, but first I need to fix/redo at least one of the frames. This system works quite well and was well laid out by Dave when he did the artwork as I did not need to do much filing for fit at all. The holes in the temp bulkhead (which will be broken away later) were for a toothpick to pass through to assist with alignment, but at this scale almost impossible to utilise and too fiddly. Sorry all, I forgot the ruler again but this is only about 80mm long (just over 3") overall. cheers Pat
  17. Looking very nice Denis, quite the dressed up lady now cheers Pat
  18. Persistence pays off Denis, those nets will look great on the model..... and a couple of spares to boot cheers Pat
  19. Hi and a very Happy New Year Rusty, nice progress. The links work but on PC at least, the thumbnails are not showing? cheers Pat
  20. Very nice job on those gudgeons Jason; that rudder looks a lot better. That transom is going to look very good when finished and well worth the effort you are putting into it. cheers Pat
  21. Wow!!!!!! that is going to be one very nicely detailed model if this is any indication Wefalck. cheers Pat
  22. Another beautiful model John; she looks great. Particularly nice to see another model that is not mainstream and preserves the history of these vessels. cheers Pat
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