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Coming along beautifully, mate! John
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Hello Chimera, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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Red 'not under command' lights (at least at the time of the 'Michelangelo') had to be visible all around the horizon - not just from ahead. The only navigation lights in the position of these lights on the mast would be white 'vessel under tow' lights. John
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I go away for a few weeks and you've half finished another model! It's just not safe to leave the house with you loose in the workshop, Popeye! John
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Just catching up after having been away for a while, Dan. She really is looking first class - especially those magnificent funnels. The only nit is those mast lights - definitely all white lights, as Druxey said. John
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HMCSS Victoria 1855 by BANYAN - 1:72
Jim Lad replied to BANYAN's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
The things that happen while you're away! She's looking really excellent, Pat! John- 1,006 replies
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Crikey, Piet! I go away for a few weeks and you've almost got your beautiful 'Java' completed. She sure looks first class. John
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Hello Mark, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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Hello Phil, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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Looking good, Mario! You've sure made some progress while I've been away. Can't help with you're questions, I'm afraid, as American colonial era building is a bit out of my area. John
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Hello Greg, and a warm welcome to the forum from down in Sydney. John
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You've done an impressive amount on the 'Hood' while I've been away, Danny - she really looks the 'ant's pants'! And thanks for the reminder to get my 'flu jab now that I'm back home!! John
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Oops! I keep forgetting about modern child protection and the need to protect the little ones from what goes on around the internet! John
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Hello Kristoffer, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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Come on, Sam; everyone knows that seaweed is short and grows in little tufts on the bottom! You certainly have a great crew assisting you there. Any chance of a photo of them? John
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Another hello from Newcastle, Australia.
Jim Lad replied to Jobbie's topic in New member Introductions
Hello Jobbie, and a warm welcome to the forum from down in Sydney. John -
All you need now is some water sloshing across the deck! John
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You don't let the grass grow, do you Danny? I'm looking forward to following another of your fabulous card builds. John
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Not health related, Denis - family. I don't think I'll be able to access the forum during our time away. John
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She really looks first class on that stand, Danny. Congratulations on a beautiful and complex build. John
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Great progress with your guns, Piet. An interesting storey of the aerial attack on 'Java' that involved 'Hobart'. 'Hobart' was a lucky ship. She saw extensive action in the Mediterranean prior to the Japanese entry into the war and was unable to participate in the Battle of the Java Sea as she had been refuelling in Tandjong Priok when both she and the refuelling tanker came under heavy aerial bomb attack. Both she and the tanker suffered splinter damage and 'Hobart' was unable to complete her refuelling, thus missing this disastrous battle. She survived the war and was paid off into the reserve fleet in 1947. John
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Thanks for the kind thoughts Pat and Piet. Piet - William Heath Robinson was an English illustrator who devised all sorts of weird and wonderful machines - he was just a few years older then Goldberg. The saying 'Heath Robinson contraption' came to mean a make do string and wire solution to a problem. John
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