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  1. Mic_Nao
    Very nice !
  2. Mic_Nao
    Very nice work.
  3. Mic_Nao
    Very nice !
  4. Mic_Nao
    Bonjour Cousin, bienvenue ici !
  5. Mic_Nao
    A lacemaker's job ! Bravo.
  6. Mic_Nao
    Super work, congratulations.
  7. Mic_Nao
    Very good decision !
  8. Mic_Nao
    Good job !
  9. Mic_Nao
    Very clean !
  10. Mic_Nao
    Yes Dave, it's a scratch build.
  11. Mic_Nao
    Thank you Albert. Yes, it's a very nice ship.
  12. Mic_Nao
    Nice, good luck for the following.
  13. Mic_Nao
    Your screenshots show your email address. It's risky... For your work, it's good !
  14. Mic_Nao
    Wonderful, we learn a lot of useful things in this thread.
  15. Mic_Nao
    This will be an interesting build to follow. Good luck
  16. Mic_Nao
    It's wonderful !
  17. Mic_Nao
    Welcome here and good luck for your build.
  18. Mic_Nao
    A very well detailed model.
  19. Mic_Nao
    Very nice Albert.
  20. Mic_Nao
    +1 !!!
  21. Mic_Nao
    Superb start to construction, good luck for the future.
  22. Mic_Nao
    This sailboat has a magnificent silhouette. Well done !
  23. Mic_Nao
    Excellent work !
  24. Mic_Nao
    Excellent work,a pleasure to read your topic.
  25. Mic_Nao
    I'm opening this topic dedicated to the Frégate de 24 l'Egyptienne, designed by François Caro and built in Toulon in 1799. The documentation (based on the English and French archives) was established by Gerard Delacroix in a monograph published by Ancre in 2019. This exceptional monograph includes a history, then very many 3D sketches that run through the entire ship. Many photos also of two models of the Egyptian exhibited at the Musée de la Marine in Paris, then 39 plates complete the work. I chose to build my model ( poirier, buis,ébène érable ) at 1/48 which will make a model of almost one meter thirty. 24 frigates were called "heavy frigates". I post some photos of the beginning of construction:

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