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  1. yvesvidal
    You should use the spare located in the front trunk.... Yves
  2. yvesvidal
    Beautiful and lovely model. You did a fantastic job on this BB kit. Yves
  3. yvesvidal
    Great build of a rarely described model. Yves
  4. yvesvidal
    Charming little boat. Great work putting it together. Yves
  5. yvesvidal
    That is a beautiful part. The galleries (toilet rooms) were by far the most difficult and challenging parts of the CAF kit of the HMS Bellona, that I put together. I wish I had something of that nature, 3D printed. You did a great job at creating these complex parts with your software. Yves
  6. yvesvidal
    Funny how the words sound the same. In French, shrimp is a "crevette". Very close to the "Krevetka". Yves
  7. yvesvidal
    Fantastic idea for the presentation. Yves
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    This is going to be a spectacular diorama. Yves
  9. yvesvidal
    Far from total crap: it is actually very good and convincing. Yves
  10. yvesvidal
    I love dioramas.... I know that you will surprise us once again. Yves
  11. yvesvidal
    I see that you ended up not installing the anchors on the ship. Your stand is beautiful and I love that blue color picturing the oceans. Yves
  12. yvesvidal
    Excellent choice. My favorite fighter. Yves
  13. yvesvidal
    One of my favorite Centennial planes. Count me in. Yves
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    Please, show us more. Yves
  15. yvesvidal
    These scrappers are the best way to trim and carve a hull. I used these on my HMS Bellona and I could not have done the equivalent work with sanding paper. In the old days, modelers used a piece of broken glass as a scrapper. Now, we have these pre-shaped tools that are so much easier to use. Yves
  16. yvesvidal
    Wonderful job. I like these PVC pipes and the two-ways pumps. Yves
  17. yvesvidal
    Superb model. Congratulations. Yves
  18. yvesvidal
    Beautiful model. It is hard to believe that it is made of paper/card. Great assembly. Yves
  19. yvesvidal
    It is important to give them some good stuff. They are so cute..... By the way, the Mustang is great too, but no so cute 🙂 Yves
  20. yvesvidal
    Is this a re-boxing of the former kit? It looks identical to the old kit. Yves
  21. yvesvidal
    Fantastic work. I am following with a lot of interest. Can't wait to see pictures of the sub diving.... Yves
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    BE, I love your approach. This is something I have been struggling with, on my Bellona, since CAF Model does not provide much info. The Anatomy of the Ship has a little bit more details, but these anchors are so massive, they are really delicate to place on the bow, in a realistic way. Yves
  23. yvesvidal
    Great tutorial. I will keep you in mind when I start my kit (maybe in another life time....). Yves
  24. yvesvidal
    Beautiful work Chuck. It is such a pleasure to vicariously build this model through your build log. I love all the astute solutions that you find to put together this incredible Build. It must take a lot of your wake-up time just thinking how everything is going to fit together. Finally, that use of the White Cedar wood is something unique in the models building world, and will probably remain your signature. Yves
  25. yvesvidal
    Great project. Everybody loves these paddle boats. Yves

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