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Thanks for the likes . Cheers for looking in Michael and the brilliant comments A bit more done on the SR . To break up the ratlines I have made up some of the upper masts and fitted some of the braces fore and aft as I needed a break from tying nearly 3000 half hitch,s and still quite a few to go. Thanks for following I am off to do some more ratlines Martyn
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Superb start Michael, l think I will be pinching a few ideas of you when I start mine Martyn
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Pulling up a chair for this one Michael. Great minds think alike as this one is the my next build after the Sol . Martyn
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It has been a pleasure to watch this stunning build come together Michael .The work you have put in has lifted this model to another level Martyn
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Well done my friend the stern is really looking the part, wonderful job 👍 Martyn
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Hi Michael I have got myself some crew for my Sol they are made by Red Box 16-17c British sailors 1.72 scale so should be just the right scale for your Vasa . Hope this helps Martyn
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Stunning work as always Michael. I think the lantern looks good and certainly better than the fantasy one offered by Corel Looking forward to seeing your next update m8 . I went to Portsmouth last year and the Mary Rose museum is brilliant well worth a visit Martyn
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What a brilliant idea with the frames Chuck. Let me know when this is on sale as I will be first in the queue Martyn
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Wow what can I say simply stunning my friend. Martyn
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Thanks for the comments guys and the likes A little bit more work done on the SR . I have finished fitting the shrouds to the lower formast and have completed the fun job of the ratlines. Now moving on to the mainmast . Once all the lower masts have been completed its on to the next level. Thanks for following Martyn
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Well all I can say is wow . Well done my friend, looking forward to the next update Martyn
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Stunning work EJ the blue really makes the windows pop . Happy holidays my friend. Martyn
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I'm not sure but the flag looks like the cross of St George so the picture might have been taken on St George,s day Martyn
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Glad it was only the car that was damaged and not yourself but I would be mortified if I owned a car like that and someone crashed into it . They have done a great job at the body shop Happy holidays my friend Martyn
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Thanks for the likes and looking in All the carvings have been fitted to the stern so have cracked on with fitting the smaller cannons to the upper decks. I have made some small blocks for the out haul tackle as the kit blocks are to large. Once rigged up some rope coils where added. A few more to do but slowly getting there Thanks for looking Martyn
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Totally stunning work EJ , those windows look brilliant Martyn
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Superb work on those ropes they look brilliant I will certainly be pinching that idea Martyn
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Thanks for the likes and for looking in A lot more work done on the stern. The carvings have been painted and fitted to the stern with two pack adhesive , still a few more to do The figurehead has also been painted and dry fitted to the bow stem . l have completed the dead eyes and chain plates. The chain in the kit was gold and looked out of place so I have painted it a dark iron paint which looks so much better. Still lots more to do so till the next time happy building Martyn
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