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HMCSS Victoria 1855 by BANYAN - 1:72
BANYAN replied to BANYAN's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Hi Keith, unfortunately yes I stopped work late last year to catch up on too many chores I had been putting off (still working on them) but other issues have also got in the way. I hope to make a restart in February 2022 (Hope being the operative word) cheers Pat- 973 replies
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I'm late to the party again Greg. An interesting subject again; look forward to seeing more. Looks like you are having a lot of fun with that airbrush this time around. cheers Pat
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Sometimes the simplest of jigs provide the best solution. Very creative and the excellent result speaks for itself. cheers Pat
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Another masterclass in metal working, thanks Keith. This model will be one that stands u to even the most 'macro' of examinations without fault. Happy New Year. cheers Pat
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Welcome back Dave; great to see the update which is up to your usual high quality and finish. cheers Pat
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A great comparison Rob; clearly shows the different requirements met by the respective designers. Very nice models too! Odd sea pattern under them though - fan blade shaped waves Welcome back to the builders desk - I am still a week or two away while I finish all those house jobs. cheers Pat
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Nice work Steven, a very interesting and well executed build. I have enjoyed the journey. cheers Pat p.s. As much as I tried, I could not see Ron's telepromter!
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An interesting subject for your SIB Glen, and a very unique display base in the form of the sledge (very nicely executed BTW). I look forward to seeing your build at such a small scale. cheers Pat
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Sorry I don't have the expertise to participate but would be an interested 'looker on' Good luck with this endeavour; has the m akings for an excellent book! (hint) - it doesn't have to be commercial endeavour. cheers Pat
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NAIAD 1797 by Bitao - 1:60
BANYAN replied to Bitao's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Wow, wow and more wow! cheers Pat -
Very nice work on the rudder heads, races, funnels and steering wheel - some very well detailed fine work Brian - take a bow! Those desk tidies certainly help in organising the workspace. cheers Pat
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The skylight came up nicely Eberhard. I had to make similar sized but had mine fully etched in 0.1 mm brass which turned out OK; I am assuming you tried that without success? Wishing you all the best wishes for 2022 cheers Pat
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Back at you all - I hope all have a safe and very happy Christmas. cheers Pat
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Excellent paint job; love it! Nice addition to your collection Greg, adds perspective to the size of these air ships. Have a safe and happy festive season Pat
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