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Hello, thanks for sharing the hint&tip with the flag. I will use it in my Pandora (in 2 years time ). Greetings, Paweł
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You have inspired me with these LED lights I'm going to apply them in my HMS Pandora. Your model is going to be lovely. Good job Regards, Paweł
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With planking like this you won't need the second layer and you save time - lots of time Beautiful. Regards, Paweł
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Very nice model The rivets look perfect. The colour is also outstanding. Are you going to modify the shields attached to the kit? Regards, Paweł
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I started with the keel. I had to make it straight. Now everything's fine. I must say that the parts (most of them) fit nicely (apart from the bow's reinforcements). I want to add some LEDS in the stern's part. Any ideas what would be the best solution? I will ask today in my local shop but any cooments are still welcome
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Hi Matti, It's goood if you may compare your model t the existing one Wonderful work on the deadeyes. I'm observing your progress and day by day Vasa is becoming more beautiful. Cheers, Paweł
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I'm considering purchasing such a tool, too. It makes making some parts really cool (like yours )
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Unbelievable details like the boxes for flags. I agree that your log is full of ideas. I'm going to use some of them Regards, Paweł
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