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  1. BANYAN
    That is a good stage of the build Pat as you rapidly see progress with the addition with each bit of detal. Looking good! cheers Pat
  2. BANYAN
    Nice to see you back in the yard Carl, nice work on this little beauty cheers Pat
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    Nice mini-fleet - quite detailed for their size. cheers Pat
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    Sorry cannot help with info / ID as this is outside my era of ship building knowledge - I hope someone can help you. That said, it has been nicely constructed. cheers Pat
  5. BANYAN
    Good Tip. cheers Pat
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    VERY nice work Mark. cheers Pat
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    What a wonderful journey you have taken us on Ed; I have enjoyed every step of your progress, learning quite a lot as I tagged along. Your willingness to share your experiences and techniques is much appreciated. YA has turned out as another exemplar of what can be achieved in a ship model, especially at the scale of 1:72. cheers Pat
  8. BANYAN
    Very nice work Dave, she is looking very 'grand' and as you say not much more to do. cheers Pat
  9. BANYAN
    Alls well that ends well Steven, you were fortunate it was a clean break at the 'butt' join. Nice repair and as you say, an opportunity to 'finesse' the part. cheers Pat
  10. BANYAN
    Some very nice detail there; a good balance of fine versus super detail at this scale. - looks great! cheers Pat
  11. BANYAN
    Hi Jim, as Mark has suggested - a lighter coloured wood for the decks (to represent a holystoned deck). Selection may come down to the width of the planks (at scale) that you need if you are not milling your own wood. It will depend on what sizes (in the types of wood you are considering) are available from hobby suppliers if you are not happy with the kit wood. cheers Pat
  12. BANYAN
    The detailing on this one is going to keep you busy mate; nice scratch work on the additional detail in the boat spaces. cheers Pat
  13. BANYAN
    Looking good Steven; the wood tone and the shaping makes it look very much appropriate for such a vessel in this era. cheers Pat
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    Can't wait to see this Keith; should look good. WRT to the subtle scupper port lids, I am sure you will have considers a very light touch etch (by scalpel or the like) - or a feint pencil line (4H or the like)? cheers Pat
  15. BANYAN
    Hi Augustus, I must admit I stumbled on your build and so glad I did; very nice build you have going here. I especially like the 'tone' and 'variance' of the wood you are using. very clean and precise joinery - great job! cheers Pat
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    Ssssshhhh Carl, she might hear cheers Pat
  17. BANYAN
    .... and how many drill bits cheers Pat
  18. BANYAN
    Wow great work Steven - with this level of research and attention to detail your model will be worth serious academic consideration and display in a museum. All these contributions from other researchers/modellers is very interesting reading. cheers Pat
  19. BANYAN
    I wonder myself - The Admiral has granted a 'leave pass' so I think I am treading on safe ground so far Thanks for the compliment. cheers Pat
  20. BANYAN
    Very nice work on your furled sails and yards UV; she will look really grand with the rigging added. cheers Pat
  21. BANYAN
    Nice work Rob; so easy for 'accidents' when making these modifications. They look very appropriate for this era of sail. cheers Pat
  22. BANYAN
    They also probably used the windlass for the spars? If so having the windlass free from the anchor rope is a good idea. You have a great level of research for period-correct detail in this build Steven. cheers Pat
  23. BANYAN
    Hi Pat and Steven, thanks for looking in and the compliments guys, much appreciate them as they are great incentives to keep progressing the build. Steven, the ruler is bi'lingual' - some posts just don't show the metric part - but you have the gist of it Things have been quiet in the dockyard while I have been researching the 'rig' and sail plans. In the interim I have been progressing the 'Rigmaiden' lanyards so they are ready to go when I need them. I have also started making the carriage components for the broadside guns. Things may go very quiet for about 8 weeks or so as I am about to head off on a holiday to the UK, and when I return I have to go in for the first of the 'bionic' replacement parts (total hip replacement) so that will slow me up a little The 'Admiral' has insisted I put as much effort into prepping the holiday as researching the ship, or..... cheers Pat
  24. BANYAN
    That last shot is a great angle of your completed work Pat; she looks great! cheers Pat
  25. BANYAN
    That is a great, innovative and very well considered gift Greg; you rare rightfully proud. cheers Pat

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