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  1. yvesvidal
    Valeriy, where do you find these super-sized matches? 😄 Superb work as always. Yves
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    It seems to me that using the Vallejo Putty, with multiple and thin applications would have filled up the cracks: The trick is to cut the dispensing tube very small, so as to serve a tiny quantity of putty. It dries white and would have filled the multiple cracks you have in the cabin walls, very well. I have used it with success and will never go back to Tamiya of other putty brands. Yves
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    I stand corrected. I am glad that you would keep for yourself such marvels. Honestly, I have never been able to sell one of my models. I may give but it is always like ripping out a part of yourself. Yves
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    That model is absolutely incredible. What a great way to present the model on the water. I absolutely LOVE it! One of your customers will be a very happy man. Yves
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    I had no idea that building a paper model required such heavy tools... 🙂 Yves
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    That will be a great diorama. Plus you are using a plane (the Wellington) which is rarely used in most magazines, Build Logs or Diorama books. Yves
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    Great find!!! First, it is one of my favorite submarines and it is in the 1/200 scale. I wish plastic manufacturers would embrace this scale for submarines as this scale is becoming prevalent for many ship modellers. It is unfortunate they stopped at 1/150th or jumped to 1/350th. I will be looking at your model with a lot of interest. Thank you for starting this Build Log. Yves
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    Once you have adjusted the hood lid, you could glue it permanently and display the engine on the side. That will solve the warping and keep the beautiful allure of the body. Yves
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    You would not even get the fumes for 50 cents. Yves
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    At 1/14th scale, it must be a rather large model. Yves
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    Beautiful bike! Make sure you post a build log next time around. We are a few Motorcycles enthusiasts, on this forum. Yves
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    Great body lines. This car is growing on me.... Yves
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    Your way of approaching the model will make it difficult to sand smooth the hull without damaging the railings. But it can be done, if you are looking for a challenge. Yves
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    It is a lovely kit and the closest to "plank on frames" that you will ever build. Highly recommended. Yves
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    Craig, you were not in the right place with your bike. You need to go to more exclusive locations: Notice the Gucci belt, bubble gum .....and the Yves Saint Laurent purse ! Yves
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    I am very touched by this compliment. Truly glad I could help you. Yves
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    I remember seeing quite a few of these Ferrari, when I was living on the French Riviera. The most interesting was to cross the border and go to the "wealthy" towns right behind the border. There, you could see all the rich Italian kids parading in their Ferrari's and hooting all the Bella Ragazzas in the streets. One may wonder why the people were so affluent in these border towns: Simply because what they were selling was tax free and not taxed at 33% like most so called luxury products, on the French side. The greediness of the French government, made the fortune of these Italian folks. Yves
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    Fantastic model Nils, so artfully and quickly done. Your work is truly inspiring by the diversity of the models that you build and the exquisite rendering of the details that can be found on these ships. Now, what is your next project? Yves
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    You are moving fast and your model is looking great. Yves
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    Your conversion will be interesting to watch. I have built (partially...not done yet) that kit, and it is lovely. Where did you find the information related to her conversion as a "yacht"? I am curious to see that. Yves
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    Thank you for posting that video. Yes, G-Scale or Gauge 1 (1/32) is another story and you can envision this kind of operation as long as the snow is very fresh and cold. In On3, it would not be possible. Yves
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    Superb model. I love all the fishing rigs, clearly visible and artfully displayed. I also like the lighter shades of the wood, which is in plain contrast with the dark woods usually provided in Spanish kits. You made a little marvel of this rare kit. Yves
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    Very interesting model. I do have a question though: Are you sure that the planking of the hull was not supposed to be on each half-hull? I am asking this question, because BB is notorious for inventing the half-hull planking and then connecting both halves together. Perhaps, you decided to do otherwise.... Just wondering. Yves
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    The magazine SAIL (Jan/Feb 2024) issue has some fantastic pictures of Pride of Baltimore 2 in action and an excellent story from a week on board the vessel. Yves
  25. yvesvidal
    Your work is fantastic. Building a case is my weak point.... I do not have the equipment, tools and skills to do that. Yves

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