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Hello everyone, I have very little time at the moment as I am renovating the lower floor of my house. But every now and then I do find myself drawn to the workshop. Here are a few progress pictures. I looked at the plans again and noticed that the planks seemed to be overhanging. @G. Delacroix was able to help me and confirmed it. So I dismantled the first two planks and replaced them.
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Good morning Mark, fantastic work on the planks, as always a feast for the eyes. However, I am not 100% sure that the two boards are flush. I am currently sending a request to Gerard about this. When I look at the plans, I get the impression that the two boards are a little longer to create a more harmonious transition.
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Ben, I congratulate you on completing this wonderful model, it turned out fantastically. Syren's kit is simply fantastic and of high quality, just like all of her models. I wish you a happy new year 2025.
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Good morning everyone, the work on the Le Rochefort is coming to an end. A few small things will be done in the next few days, but nothing earth-shattering before the summer break begins. The Admiralty and yours truly are heading south and we will spend two lovely weeks on the coast of Croatia. Now a few final pictures, this time in original size with all the parts made so far and shown dry on the ship. This will also be the construction stage with which I will attend the international meeting in Evian in October. What still needs to be done after the holiday is the construction of the transport and exhibition showcases. I would like to thank you again for all the comments and likes, but also for the odd tip and the odd criticism, which is just as important as praise.
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I can only agree with Mark, G. Delacroix is always very helpful, and when I have questions I always turn to him, although in the French forum. I can only recommend it, there you will find around 15 Le Rochefort and a chapter with general questions specifically for Le Rochefort. Among others, Adrian @a.sorolla is always there to help and advise.
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HMS VICTORY 1765 by albert - 1/48
Tobias replied to albert's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Fantastic work, Albert.
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