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  1. john46
    Really great Sjors. Regards, John
  2. john46
    Good work Adrieke, curious how you will end up with the doors. Is that your brother-in-law- staring at the KoM ? Regards, John
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    USS Chesapeake
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    Ron, that's normal. Even happens with pretty ladies. Regards, John
  5. john46
    She is very inpressive Ron, nice built. Regards, John
  6. john46
    Sorry to hear Adrieke, hay fever in the autumn I supppose Regards, John
  7. john46
    Thanks Daniel. Thanks Jim, luckily there is still a lot of work to do Below a picture of the paintshop.
  8. john46
    Getting more and more impressive. Happy gardening Sjors. Regards, John
  9. john46
    Thanks Robert, wish you a lot of fun with your King. Regards, John
  10. john46
    Good to see you picked up your hobby again. Have fun. Regards, John
  11. john46
    Be sure, thake it for granted, you are the only one. . .
  12. john46
    Very nice Robert and even when those tiny details are not visible, it surely will give you satisfaction knowing they are in place. Regards, John
  13. john46
    Thanks a lot Wim, good to learn. Regards, John
  14. john46
    No Sjors, it isn't the picture, it is the size of the wheelhouse indeed. Here a picture of the wheelhouse and 3rd deck placed on the ship. If you look well, you can see the wheelhouse has a raised floor. Nevertheless, as you said, have to place questionmarks about the proportions Artisania (or is it Art Insania?) used for each deck. When the stacks and masts are in place I think it will not be that obvious.
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    The wheelhouse in place, added the ship's bell and the start of the wheelhouse stairway. Next will be adding the borders and then place the whole on the ship in order to construct the stairways. Regards, John
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    Sorry to disappoint you Jim, I am not aware of such site. Nevertheless have fun. Regards, John
  17. john46
    Thanks Wim, will show the result lateron. Regards, John
  18. john46
    Very nice progress. Like the details, well done. Regards, John
  19. john46
    Thanks Robert. Regards, John
  20. john46
    Looks like a fun build Adrieke, you are a busy man. Is this the advanced version ? Of course will follow this built as well. Regards, John
  21. john46
    You're right Adrieke, there are 5 pieces of 100 mm each, so exact the volume needed. Completely overlooked them, did not expect them there, buried under the United States flag. Next built I better follow your wise example and count/sort all the pieces before start crying .
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    However I never had a complaint, it is a pleasure to see this nice picture. Regards, John
  23. john46
    By the way, did you know that all those steamboats/ships wouldn't be there without the invention of Stephensen which is applied for many many years. So is that not ship related. . . Regards, John
  24. john46
    Hi Jim, had that discussion some time ago. See this link to the general discussions and the statement of M.Taylor in particular: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/369-do-you-have-a-strong-desire-to-purchase-model-kits/page-7?hl=steam#entry28760 So apparently you will receive a no go. Regards, John
  25. john46
    Jim, this is an impressive build indeed, will follow your built with interest. Regards, John

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