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  1. Yes, I actually bought the Armed Virginia Sloop from them. Really nice and highly detailed kits. Still, I personally prefer wooden sailing ships over card models. There’s also Shipyard from Poland – they make both card and wooden kits. I’ve seen a few build logs of their models here on the forum.
  2. Hello, These are the first steps of my HM Cutter Sherbourne build. The kit looks fantastic in the box: lots of detail and high-quality parts. So far, the hull skeleton went together perfectly – everything fits like a glove. This is my first wooden sailing ship model. I don't have a lot of time for modelling these times, but but I’ll try to post regular updates—even small ones. I expect the hull planking and the rigging will be the trickest steps for me. Wish me luck – and feel free to share any tips or advice! I’ll definitely appreciate it. 😊
  3. Thanks, I will post my first log in few hours, i have recently started HM Cutter Sherbourne from Vanguard Models. Witam! Looking at your Mig-15, your skill at paper modelling is very good. I am not very experienced paper modeller, but I am huge fan of it (unfortunately it takes a lot of time to finish a paper model and many mistakes are not reversible). Also as many guys from Poland my modelling adventure started from paper modelling (famous Polish 'Maly Modelarz').
  4. Greetings modellers. I am quite experienced in plastic and paper modelling, but a rookie in wooden models. As a huge fan of history, wars at sea and pirates fiction it was a matter of time when I will start to build sail ships. Unfortunately my main issue was workplace, but finally there are some kits that actually don't require a lot of woodworking so I can build them at my flat. I invite you to follow and comment my build log. Kamil
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