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About NenadM

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    mess maker
  • Birthday 04/27/1959

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    http://www.akmitrovic.com

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    Male
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    Serbia, Belgrade
  • Interests
    My family (Hothead and Princes, Admiral passed away June 8th 2015), my job, Cutty Sark modelling and research, my home animals, good books (history, epic fantasy, SF) every good music, painting, philosophy, sociology, psychology , computers and phones, playing guitar, travel (not to much long), visiting historical places, etc etc

    Oh yes, not to forget: friendship, really good movies, working in and about my house, swimming, fishing, good food, glass of red wine in the evening, Ness-coffee, napping after good lunch ... ( to much to count)

    And this little white attachment attached to my fingers with smoke more than 40 years ... ;)

    Don`t like cheap fun of every kind, don`t like reality show of any kind and stupid entertainment for the masses. Don`t like politic demagogy lies and stealing, criminal of any kind ...

    Just usual man dropped from moon to earth

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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by Nenad
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    Than you, and wellcome to my journey. Day is short for my chatacter (monkey see monkey do) and for my 100 hobbies, office work, home work garden work and social life. I hope I'll have time to move forward faster. But, there are always chalenges arround, such a this song I deadly want to know to play and sing
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    And lower fore mast base is done
  5.    ScottRC reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by Nenad
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    Wooden dowel for masts
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    Lower main mast. Mistake 1/100 mm 😁 I can live with that
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    Masts - moving forward
  13.    ScottRC reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by Nenad
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  15.    EricWilliamMarshall reacted to a post in a topic: Rattlesnake by scott larkins - FINISHED - Model Shipways - Scale 1:64
  16.    NenadM reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by My Fathers Son - Restoration
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    And ... bowsprit is here
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    Hello to all Just to say Hi, and to declare that I am still live and here. We were all without Covid for now. After flood, things go out of control. All of works lasted about two months, and finished with 3 loong weeks in September, litterary laying whole day with terrible back pain, and next 3 months with medium pains ... there are some things ( moving cabinets and furniture alone by myself) that I still can do (in my 62 years), but I COULD NOT do that any more ... learned on really harder way ... So, any work except light office work was unpossible for me to do, considering h
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    Bravo !
  25.    NenadM reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by Bill97 - FINISHED - Revell
  26.    NenadM reacted to a post in a topic: Cutty Sark by Vladimir_Wairoa - 1:24- English Clipper - FINISHED
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    Devil is not sleeping ... or just retrograde Mercury ( who believe in Zodiac ... I do not ... until now ... still do not ... but ... ) Flood in the kitchen with 150 liters of water on the wooden floor ... a real party ... so Her Majesty is gonna rest a while until I finish this show and repair all damage See you soon, folks
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    Thank you, Vlad. As I said somewhere in this, I think, the slowest build on MSW log, couple of years ago, I made terrible mistakes with lines of main deck, so, I decided to overdetail Her Majesty, to try to "pull up" whole thing. That approach lead me to this ... ant work ... (which is, really - nothing, comparing what, for instance, MSW member Igor Sky do!!!!) However, it is fun to test your own limits, and to learn. Thank you for watching and following
  29. NenadM started following Cutty Sark by Vladimir_Wairoa - 1:24- English Clipper - FINISHED
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    Impressive work!
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    Atttempt No 4. and that is final solution. I just can't do it better. (for now 😁). Top and the bottom are soldered, another little beadt are glued with CA. Acryl paint will harden all structure. All made from brass wire 1mm and 0,3mm.
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    Artempt no 3 (right) More elegant and much better But ... WITH MISTAKE !!!! So, here we go again 😭😭😭
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    Attempt No2. A bit more elegant, much stronger. Yesterday I made this from toothpick and 0,3mn wire, today from steel large paper clip and staples. As usual with me, obviously there will be attempt No 3 as final
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    And finaly ... Maybe, if I find a way to make it more elegant ... Once upon a time ... Maybe

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