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BANYAN

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  1. Beautifully executed Eberhard, your skills at this scale are remarkable. cheers Pat
  2. HI Patrick and thanks for the update; I was wondering what had become of this build. You have become a real master of these little beauties, especially the amount of detail you include. cheers Pat
  3. Sometimes the simplest of jigs provide the best solution. Very creative and the excellent result speaks for itself. cheers Pat
  4. Impressive work at that scale. cheers Pat
  5. Welcome back, and happy NY Jason. glad to hear the damage was not too bad, but must have been a bit of a 'scare'. Very nice clean work (up to your usual high standard) on the planking. cheers Pat
  6. 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
  7. Welcome back Dave; great to see the update which is up to your usual high quality and finish. cheers Pat
  8. 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
  9. 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!
  10. 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
  11. 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
  12. Wow, wow and more wow! cheers Pat
  13. That's an interesting result; I have not had the need to use Steel for my calculations. Thanks for the head's-up on this. I think you are quite safe in your build decisions unless you run into a 'rivet counter' cheers Pat
  14. 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
  15. 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
  16. Back at you all - I hope all have a safe and very happy Christmas. cheers Pat
  17. 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
  18. A very Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a safe and happy festive season to you and your family also Bitao. Love watching your work. cheers Pat
  19. Is there any 'manufacturing' problem that has ever stumped you Keith? Ditto above comments - your ingenuity (and quality of work) never fails to amaze! cheers Pat
  20. Great progress Steven, the build is really coming to life now. cheers Pat
  21. Dave, Allan et al - not sure if you are aware of the 'The Sea Gunners Vade Mecum' by Robert Simmons (1812)? The following is from that reference and I think it is a downloadable pdf (digitised by Google). cheers Pat
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