Gus M
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
- mtaylor, JeffT and Keith Black
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
- Keith Black and mtaylor
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
- Keith Black, Ryland Craze and mtaylor
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22 minutes ago, James H said:
For your info, my HMS Indefatigable build will be published as a two-part article in the Model Boats magazine, with the first part available in this month's mag.
It's the Model Boats mag that first drew me into this hobby with Keith Julier's period ship builds. If it wasn't for him, then I doubt MSW would exist, and my interest in this hobby.
https://www.modelboats.co.ukHere's the intro pages for Part 1 of my article.
Well deserved!!, congrats @James H
- Knocklouder, thibaultron, mtaylor and 4 others
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This is fantastic, I learning to much with this post!! Thanks for sharing your work
- Blue Ensign, mtaylor and CaptnBirdseye
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here is a great progress and it looks great, I am learning a lot of things, thanks for sharing
- CaptnBirdseye, mtaylor and Glenn-UK
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
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Fantástic build log and work, on board
- aydingocer and mtaylor
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This is fantastic!!!
- clearway and Keith Black
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Looks great, thaks for sharing
- mtaylor, Knocklouder and Blue Ensign
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15 hours ago, Glen McGuire said:
There oughta be a whole nuther thread for that debate, maybe in the Crew's Lounge!
Small update here. I added a base layer of color to the water. I used Tamiya Sea Blue mixed with a tinge of Tamiya Clear Blue and brushed it on.
I was trying to get a match for this color of ocean water below, erring on the blueish side if any. I think I got it pretty close.
The I decided my water under the bottle was too calm. So I grabbed some globs of my modeling clay, built several more waves, and added more patchwork foil.
Impressive work!! Congrats
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37 minutes ago, DB789 said:
Gus, I’ve built both Nisha and Saucy Jack, both are lovely kits to build. Nisha is slightly easier due to a less curved hull shape and a little easier to rig as the belaying pins at the foot of Jack’s mast are fiddly - not a great deal in it though. Enjoy!
Thsnk you Dan, are beauty works
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20 hours ago, AJohnson said:
The “Nisha” is now in it’s new home, decided that having gone to the trouble of adding sails it need protection from dust.
Looks⁹ great, so beauty work!! Congrats.
This is one recomendation for beginners @chris watton advice me, but I decide start with Saucy Jack, other recomendation
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
Looking forward your bulid log of this beauty Wasa
- mtaylor and Keith Black
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
- JeffT, mtaylor and Keith Black
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Wellcome to MSW, enjoy
- JeffT, Dave_E, Keith Black and 3 others
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Thank you, I take "note"of this, thanks for sharing
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HMS Terror by clearway - FINISHED - OcCre - 1:75 - upgraded
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
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Love this ship!, congrats