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  9. Niklas
    Very nice. 😀
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  17. Niklas
    That looks very good! Have you got yourself a scroll saw yet?😀
  18. Niklas
    Great start!
  19. Niklas
    Interesting project, will follow you all the way.😀 Niklas
  20. Niklas
    Very nice model, congratulations! I have also built Caterina but in a larger scale and - as it turns out - with the antenna upside down... Niklas
  21. Niklas started following HMS Indefatigable 1794 (prototype) by James H - Vanguard Models - 1:64 - FINISHED
  22. Niklas
    Very nice build! The oars came out great. I recently made my first oars and found it to be more tricky than I expected. Niklas
  23. Niklas
    Very nice. Following your build with great interest! Niklas
  24. Niklas
    Hi! Following your build with great interest, and I like your choice of woods. Did you use glue for the reinforcements? Niklas
  25. Niklas
    Hi Mike! Been following your display case build and I am very impressed! Now looking forward for some Cromwell! Niklas
  26. Niklas
    Hi Finally found some building time on my Rochefort. I made a promise to myself to do all the frames before summer ends and have only two left (not including the scary ones at bow and stern…) After that there will a lot of faring to do. Here’s some quick pics where I am right now. Niklas
  27. Niklas
    Ken, have followed your build all summer. Very impressed!
  28. Niklas
    It all looks very good! I'm also impressed by the building speed, and still so accurate! Niklas
  29. Niklas
    Tony, all four are interesting projects. I`m enjoying the Rochefort even if it´s a little more than I can handle, still I understand that Naiad is tempting. If I had the skill I'd might go for that one, but it's your choice. Don't know if this helps: I use my small scanner when I need copies for frames etc, but took the original plans to a professional copy place that printed out unfolded copies. Perhaps not super accurate but I can live with it. Your way of doing it is of course the best way to get it as perfect as possible. Niklas
  30. Niklas
    Very nice, Tony! Now looking forward to your Brixham... Niklas
  31. Niklas
    Thanks Per! Will keep some nail-polish remover close to my work shop! Niklas

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