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  • Birthday 01/13/1987

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    Model ships, Model trucks, almost anything involving modelling. Very interessed in HMS Victory 1:64

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  1.    Articcie reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by James H - Amati - 1:64
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  6. Articcie
    Soo, just wondering since its been almost 2 years... is this project of the table with Amati? Covid has been long gone(thank god for that) so in almost 2 years they could make every single part and send by a postdove to your adress..i know that if there was any news you would post it here.. but been looking at this last post for a long time. Hope you have some background gossip on the build
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  15. Articcie
    I didn't know that James😂 so you just started your second childhood😎👌
  16. Articcie
    Work? I though you were a retired man. So you make all these ships besides a normal working day? Respect!
  17.    Articcie reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by James H - Amati - 1:64
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    Is there any news on this build yet? Its been a few weeks now, and im running out of patience😉😁 ... just like a little kid in a model shop.. 😇 Hope to see something new soon, have a great weekend everyone!
  20. Articcie started following HMS Victory by James H - Amati - 1:64 , Duchess of Kingston c.1780 by James H - FINISHED - Vanguard Models - 1:64 and Is any ship build log welcome here ?
  21. Articcie
    Really nice build! Maybe i didn't see it in all the posts.. but when is this kit to be expected for sale?
  22. Articcie
    This vessel is also scratch build. And i would be full rc, 2 stern thrusters and 2 bow thrusters, working anchor, radar,lights and sounds... the whole deal would be on and in it😀
  23. Articcie
    Well a smit Rotterdam is still a nice vessel, even though its long turned into paperclips.. still a beauty with nice lines.. "my vessel" is build in 2006 and i visited her in 2012. This visit resulted in a couple hundreds photo's and all drawings anyone could think of. I feel like a must to deliver a nice looking model to the Vroon Company😀. So i will do that👍
  24. Articcie
    It sure aint a pirated kit... i could do i pirate flag on top though...😂 But good to know its welcome here, i will post a build log here when the time is there😁 All have a good weekend!
  25. Articcie
    Ok,.good to know🙂 Here is a picture of my first attempt of this vessel.. that is about 8 years ago. Learned alot with this build, so this time it should go much better😂 And remember.. this is a hull made out of paper and cardboard..
  26. Articcie
    Hello fellow model makers, I have been busy reading all kind of topics with very nice build logs. 95% of them are wooden sail ships. So that made me curious.. is it allowed to post a "modern" rc ship build also? I have build a few (failed) projects of a offshore supply vessel. All of them with a differt kind of build.. started with a paper one with lots of expoxy.. but every one of them failed in one way or another.. When i was cleaning out my hobby room, i found all the plans again.. it started to tickle abit.. I'm thinking of doing a final build in wood, scale 1/75. And if allowed when the time is right, doing a build log here on msw.. The picture below is the vessel i have all plans for.. Best regards, Tom
  27.    Articcie reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by James H - Amati - 1:64
  28. Articcie
    About 165cm long... so you might need a bigger house😂
  29. Articcie
    That would be a bad thing... we have been waiting so long for a nice build😁😁
  30. Articcie
    That is a big part of the rain forrest in a even bigger box! Good luck building it!
  31. Articcie
    Welcome here😀 you must have a big truck then when it has enough space for a hobby room😉
  32. Articcie
    Agree on that!

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