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Very nice job, especially at that small scale!

Well once again Javier, I am amazed at how you are able to create such impressive ship models at such a small scale!  At the 1:96 scale that I work with, I can't even approach your skill.  Despite the sail material being out of scale it doesn't detract from your presentations in the least.  Well done!

    I’m always impressed Javier, by how you continue to do such detailed work at such a small scale.  Not to mention the fact that you can produce them so fast.

    I’ve been working on my Phantom pilot boat since 2013 and although I keep shifting back and forth with the addition of my Wanderer whaler, it seems that neither one will ever see completion.  Although, I must admit that they are both worth the journey.

Well Javier, looks like another gem to add to your fleet.  The small scale that you work with doesn't seem to limit the amount of detail that you show. It's remarkable that despite the sail material being out of scale, it doesn't detract from the model at all.

Very impressive presentation of ship in action!

That's an awful lot of eye candy for all of us modelers!

Haven't heard from you in a while.  That one must have been more involved than your previous ships.  Love those red sails. 

Very nicely done, but personally I think that showing one side with the guns shown secured for sea might add a little more interest.  Just a thought.😎

 With one well placed shot the gunners could launch a full compliment of Lilliputian boarders to capture the enemy ship!

Regardless of the iffy nature of the accuracy of the model, it still makes a fine display.

Very impressive with lights and working paddles.  Wait... does she make smoke too? 😁

Watch the film Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade with Harrison Ford and Sean Connery.  The Zeppelin that they were on did have interior walkways and ladders.  I don't remember a gun emplacement, but it did carry an escape plane! 

Both the model and display stand are outstanding.  They really compliment each other.

Looks like another gem to add to your fleet Javier.

Excellent work there proving once again that card/paper models are hard to distinguish from wood models.

Nicely done.  But once again, no anchors?

Very nicely done, but it doesn't seem to have any anchors.  Was that an omission of the kit or did they employ some other means of holding it in place?  

And people wonder where the name longship came from!

Well executed model of a very unusual vessel.  Was this a fishing boat or very early warship with that wicked looking bow?

That's a very odd steering mechanism as most ships  wheels are usually vertical.  Does the helmsman sit or stand?  That flat lying ships wheel reminds me of a large bus that I drove a few times. 

That's a good photo from one of the tall ship celebration fleets.  I've been to several, but not one with the Star of India.

That really shows just what can be done with a small scale plastic kit.  The sails are outstanding, especially with the back lighting in this photo!

That's very cleanly done detailing.  A real showcase model.

    Very nicely done, the whole crew adds a lot to it.

   That's quite a crew you have there, I think I spotted one of my relatives. They need a little more stroke co-ordination though.