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AJohnson

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About AJohnson

  • Birthday 02/17/1970

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    Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, England
  • Interests
    Model building, Oil painting & Astronomy

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  1. Welcome to MSW Willi. outstanding models!
  2. Your Erebus looks right at home, as though snug up against an Ice cliff! 🧊 Lovely work Keith.
  3. Your skills are amazing Mike! I also love the subject matters you choose, not the usual Yamato, or the other popular subjects, but the unsung or even “quirky” vessels. I have been inspired and pulled the trigger on a 1:700 AJM kit of HMS Vindictive, that was going for a very good price on Ebay.
  4. If I read that right Chris, I sincerely hope you run out of card model stock! 😉
  5. Really good work so far, your planking is very good and will be nice foundation for the second planking.
  6. Welcome to MSW James.
  7. Evening all, I've been making steady progress with work on the masts, the Mizzen was largely done, so has just needed some blocks tying to it and a touch-up of the paintwork; the two sections are not permanently fixed so I can do the lower shrouds and stays easier. The bowsprit likewise is nearly done and has also had a refresh with paint and started the process of adding blocks etc. On the Foremast I had nearly done the lower mast, but I had not finished adding the mast hoops to go above and below the wooldings. These I made out of 0.7mm styrene rod, curled around a dowel and then heated to retain some of the curve. These just needed a sand to getting to a uniform depth after gluing, once done painting in brown and the addition of woolding rope to finish. The lower mast needs some blocks adding and the handrail on the platform. While doing that I have made a start on the fore topmast and fore topgallant mast. The last couple of pictures show the current state of affairs. Think I will keep moving from making sawdust and hopefully more mast sections and adding blocks to the finished parts to keep up momentum! Thanks for looking in. 👋
  8. My condolences Lyle for your loss. I hope you can find some enjoyment/distraction in taking up your lovely Bounty model again.
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