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    Yep, Still don't know what you are doing but I'm sure that it is good...... Sjors
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    That goes quick Rich. How more you do, how easier it goes ! Sjors
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    Hi Grant, Tricky for the shiny or black bolts ..... I like both ways ! But....you're the Captain ! For me it looks good with what you are doing Sjors
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    Yep, they are right...... Sjors
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    Rich, A few more ratlines to go. I know how you feel because I have done a few myself....... For me, I'll be doing 10 ratlines at the time and then take a break. Otherwise it goes wrong...... Sjors
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    Wayne, You are silence for a while but when you are coming you have something ! Nice details with the net and blanket ! For the rest everything looks great. Well done so far SIR !! Sjors
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    Gil, I follow you in silence and still impressed with what you are doing. When I take a look at the whole log I have a suggestion for you... When you are finished can you bring this log to a publisher ????? For me it should be a book that I want to have as a guide for my builds . Sjors
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    Hi Bob, My question about the netting was premature Very nice !!!!!! It gives body at the model ! Sjors
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    Looks good Nick !! They call it caulking....... Sjors
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    Thanks Mobbsie, I have to see when I'm starting at the rigging. Maybe I change it again on the bow ( the decorative piece ) But for now I leave it this way. But I can always send CC a e-mail about it. Sjors
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    Thanks Rusty, You make it clear to me In Dutch we called it pielen...... Sjors
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    Thanks Mark, Piet and Bob, @ Mark, I know that every one has troubles with that. And now I know why !!!!!!! I wish I never knew it This is also the reason that I re-do it all the time..... For example....under the blue parts. There should be soft metal but when I say soft, I mean soft ! You have to turn and twist it in all kind of directions. After 3 times it wil break. So I have change it for wood and to be honest.....I will see what I have left on that metal at the end of the ride ( before I start with the rigging ) and maybe I give it another try with the metal. Sometimes it is better to stop with something and go further with some thing else. But I wanted to see a little bit of a result. @ Piet, Send us a bit of that blue please.... It's only gray , rainy and cold in Holland ! @ Thanks Bob Sjors
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    Can I have a translation or explanation for "wiggle room " ??????? Sjors
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    Page 100 and a great update Augie !!!! It looks impressive...... Only the blocks at the first cannon ????? Good luck with that Tell your Admiral that we have still room enough to display her.... ( Now I have to run before Anja is reading this ) Sjors
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    Thanks Grant Sjors
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    Hi Jason, I think a lot of kit makers are doing a lot of things the same with there kits. I've seen it also with OcCre. You just make one example and you can use it all the time. Much cheaper...... Thanks for the explanation about the round houses. I think you have a very long traffic jam when everyone wants to go to those houses Sjors
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    Thanks Augie and Popeye and for the ones who found the like button The bow rails are level....I measure it with a water level....... And blue is my favourite colour so why not using it ?? And there where a lot of crew members on board. Maybe those roundhouses where for the officers ? The can just "trow" it over board Sjors
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    I wanted to post pictures a few day's ago and when I see the pictures...... I don't want to do that ! A few all ready saying it and now I'm telling you this also. Pictures don't lie !!!!!!! So,I removed everything on the bow section and start all over again. Here is the end result of that. Sjors
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    Very nice George !!!!!! It's gonna take a while before I'm to that..... Please, more pictures Sjors
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    I'm sorry to see this Draggz....... Do you now have puppy for Christmas dinner ???? Just joking my friend ! A good lesson for you, CLOSE the door when you are leaving !!!!!!!!! I have write Santa a letter that you really want to have the Mare Nostrum kit as a present....... When you gonna build her again, you have more skills with that . So stay away for a hour of two out of the hobby room and continue with the other builds !!!!!! Sjors
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    I think Jason is right !!!! You did this before...... Very nice Mobbsie ! And I like the bolts/nails. A few frames left....... Sjors
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    Hi Rich, I have started coppering from the keel. First 3 or four rows before you get the gore line. When you take a look at Mobbsie's Agamemnon. he shows you clearly. Then at the waterline......you can place a little plank or tape to get the last row straight Hope this will help you a little. And no, I'll will not do it for you ....... Sjors
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    Hi Larry, I see that you also find that forrest where they have cannons...... And you have no faith in the glue that you take nuts on the hull ?????? Sjors
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    Very nice Bob ! Are there any nettings on it or do you keep it open ? Sjors
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    I have to agree with Bill Rich. They are always in pairs........ You can see it clearly on the left picture.....sorry...... Sjors

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