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My first post here so I hope I get it right. I brought this one from a charity shop the Hull was already built (better than I could ever manage) All I will be doing is finishing off the numerous small parts Currently I have a couple of pots full of life boats and one of crane's and davits Four painted funnels And here is the main hull
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First of all thanks for letting me join My name is Peter and I hail from Taunton Somerset in the deepest darkest West Country in the nose UK. I have been building floaty things for a number of years my main builds being the titanic. Currently on the go I have (wait for it) a 1/144 billing titanic the 1/250 hachette part work which is nearly finished I also have a revell 1/700 and the trumpeter 1/200 waiting in the wings. On the non titanic front in my stash waiting is the jacques cousteau calypso from billing boats and the original build the bismarck a nearly finished 1/96 uss constitution and a card hms victory (phew) Once again thanks for letting me join Here's a picture of my current project.
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