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Jim Lad

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    Lovely progress, Phil! John
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    Hello Terry, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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    You're really making good progress, David. John
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    Very neat rigging, Siggi. John
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    A beautifully executed model. John
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    A nice bit of complex construction on that deckhouse, Phil. John
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    Looking good, David! John
  21. Jim Lad
    Phil, you may be able to find some bits of veneer sheet that are close in colour to the mahogany. John
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    Great work, David. She's coming along beautifully. John
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    You continue to amaze us with your work, Ilhan! John
  25. Jim Lad
    Keith, when it comes to ship models you are the master of the commonplace. You choose a very ordinally and shabby work boat and turn it into a beautiful and authentic looking model. A great skill. John
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    Thank you for your comments and concern, gentlemen. I must say I'm looking forward to a bit of a break - this has been a much bigger project than I had first imagined, and I've been putting a lot of time in. As for the upcoming treatment, it's akin to pulling up a single weed roots and all before it can grow into a whole garden of weeds. Side effects should be minimal and each days treatment is short, but having to be at the hospital during the day means (obviously) that I can't be at the museum. The 'Duchess' will wait patiently in her temporary case. John.
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    Looks good, david. John
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    More great progress, Paul! John
  32. Jim Lad
    Looking good, Kevin. Good thinking to number everything first. I'm an expert at, "It'll be OK, I'll just be careful where I put them", and then spending hours trying to sort thing out! 😀 John

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