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  1.    FrankWouts reacted to a post in a topic: Royal Louis 1780 by Ulises Victoria - FINISHED - Mamoli - Scale 1/90 - French 126-gun ship
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  15. Padeen
    Oh my goodness! She is already masted!!! I have been away too long... Beautiful job as ever Dan!
  16. Padeen
    Hi Ulises, Is it so much bigger than the Vasa? I'll be happy to follow your build, le Royal Louis is one ship from my favourite period of history. Enjoy your build!
  17. Padeen
    Nice to see the resurection of your log, Colin! Thanks.
  18. Padeen
    You did not model a scale pencil, did you? I had not seen this version of the cutter yet but I am truely amazed! Keep on the good work, Michael!
  19. Padeen
    Hum... well, that's a good thing you were not happy with the first shrouds then! As my granny used to say: "doing and redoing, this is working"... So, we'll have a new shrouds picture next time?
  20. Padeen
    Hi Andy, I missed the beginning of this log but I'll follow it from now on. That's a very interesting build... and quite a change from Peggy! Have fun!
  21. Padeen
    Very well done Danny! And what a nice contrast between the different wood colours, good choice! About the timberheads, are they supposed to be the end of the frames on the real ship? Is that why you mention cheating?
  22. Padeen
    Hi Sjors, Yes, every thing's all right, thanks. It's just that I have had very little available time for MSW of late... I hope to be more present from now on.
  23. Padeen
    Hi Sjors! Congratulations on completing Le Mirage! The hard work (and re-work) was well worth it, she is beautiful! See you on San Ildefonso, then.
  24. Padeen
    Great to see some progress on Arethusa, Elia! You did a superb job on the deadeyes and chain plates, thank you for sharing the fabrication steps with us.
  25. Padeen
    Andy, My sincere condolences. I know the feeling of losing a grand pa', and I'm sure you'll find the words.
  26. Padeen
    Michael, That's a fantastic job you are doing on the rigging! It's a real pleasure to admire your workmanship. Just out of curiousity, what tool did you used to shape the cleat? John, I'm sure it is full size... and there are some proofs somewhere in this log too, with a living human on deck!
  27. Padeen
    Hi Fritsl, Yes, it is my name. I'm eager to seeing the sails on! That's nice what you plan to do for your grandsons. Will they each have one version of the same boat or three different boats?
  28. Padeen
    Wonderful job Vitus! The hull is magnificent!
  29. Padeen
    Hi John, That seems an interesting project! I just love these nice low-on-the water work boats. We will be patient, don't worry. I'm going to lurk in the front row just in case!

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