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BANYAN

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  1. BANYAN
    If we did not know better Chuck you would think that is a 3D generated model - you are a master of your craft Sir! cheers Pat
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    Mark, the Germans were actually working on (possibly using by the end of the war) remote guided bombs also Just mentioning Greg, I have now had a chance to better look at your log and must say that is some pretty impressive PE. This will be a very detailed ship model when complete. Imagination can take you anywhere with her final look noting she was never fully completed so I look forward to your interpretation. cheers Pat
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    Thanks for the pointer; any such information always helps and contributes to the greater information of naval (and land based) artillery. There are a number of useful books of this era available online such as A Treatise of Naval Gunnery by Sir H Douglas amongst many. Thanks for taking taking the time to share this. cheers Pat
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    Stunning work. cheers Pat
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    Just back guys and catching up on all the logs - great furlough (as Patrick puts it ). I was able to visit Portsmouth (Warrior and Victory), Bucklars Hard, Royal Yacht Britannia and SS Great Britain amongst the other tour visits - so very worthwhile. cheers Pat
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    A masterful example of the modelling craft Ed, what a joy it has been to follow this build. She looks GREAT! As you said, the last 10% is always seems the most tedious but your attention to detail has paid dividends. Bring on Vol 4 there is a vol 4 isn't there - can't get all this wonderful work in just 3 volumes cheers Pat
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    Great workmanship and nicely made parts Eberhard; some very nice progress since I last looked in. I have been away for a month and was delighted to see the updates. I am sure you are more than up to the challenge of pulling the wires in the mesh as the level of workmanship in some of your finely detailed work was probably harder for you? cheers Pat
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    Very nicely done Augustus; very high quality work. I have been away for a month or so and really enjoyed catching up on your build. cheers Pat
  9. BANYAN
    Very nice work Eric; as others have said I actually like the planking the way you have done it - more authentic looking. cheers Pat
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    Masterfully done Steven; that awning looks great - take a pat or two on the back and some stiff refreshment as congratulations mate. cheers Pat
  11. BANYAN
    Great updates Amalio; up to your usual very high standard of workmanship and quality. cheers Pat
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    Hi Gary, unfortunately no as it was raining heavily during my visit and no flash photography was allowed on board for some reason??? I would have thought flash would not be a serious problem but there must be some good reason for it. I managed an outside shot or two before the rain drops clouded the lens too much, and also there were some areas roped off as 'no access' when I visited including the after areas of the ship on the lower deck - a big disappointment. One positive though, I had a great tour of the Warrior but that doesn't help you much. cheers Pat
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    Stunning Keith, a very nice contrast. cheers Pat
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    Looks the 'ants pants' G.L. Some lovely detail there. cheers Pat
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    Hi Rob, I am just catching up after getting back from my 4 weeks in the UK. Some great progress there despite the trials and tribulations - and am very happy to hear the hand is almost better. cheers Pat
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    Just back from 4 weeks in the UK Gary and I am impressed with the progress you have made; looking great! cheers Pat
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    Ditto Maury's comment Chuck, there is no comparison with the older mass produced kits. Kudos! cheers Pat
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    Seems you have these boat skeletons all sorted in the death star now Mark? Looking good! cheers Pat
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    Just catching up after my month in the UK and it looks like you have been making some very nice progress Greg. I'll look in a bit closer soon. cheers Pat
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    Some nice progress there Dashi, just catching up after a month away - wil have a closer look later. cheers Pat
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    Just back and catching up Carl, nice to see you have got those dockyard guys moving again. cheers Pat
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    Thanks mate
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    Very nice John, a great looking frame on which to plank. A very interesting subject to model. cheers Pat
  24. BANYAN
    Superb detail and very appropriate for an owner selecting this type of design. Nice work Patrick. cheers Pat
  25. BANYAN
    Looks really good Steven. WRT the iron braces, is the design based on something you have 'unearthed' in your research? If not, and probably too late, would a triangular horizontal gusset (on each iron strap), have added extra strength for the longitudinal and lateral forces experienced when ramming? cheers Pat

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