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About Mfelinger

  • Birthday 06/15/1963

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    Njivice/Krk, Croatia

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  1.    Mfelinger reacted to a gallery album: Heritage 46 Yacht by drobinson02199 - Amati - Scale 1:20 - SMALL
  2.    Mfelinger reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by Jond - radio - 1:24 scale Racing Schooner
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  8. Mfelinger started following Licorne by mtaylor - (POF) - 3/16 - French Frigate (Hahn) - Version 2.0 - TERMINATED, Zeesboot- wooden fishing vessel-small Zeesboot c. 1876 by Mirabell61 - scale 1:24, Gaeta Falcata (Gajeta Falkusa) by jack.aubrey - FINISHED - Marisstella - 1:20 Scale and and 6 others
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  12.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: Trabakul by Matija - 1:30, Adriatic Sea traditional sailing ship
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    PenDuick11sized
    Beautiful model ship and a great work, bravo!
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    Capt. Nat Herreshoff 12 19 014
    Great job, congratulations! Matija
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    IMG 2321
    Thank you all for your nice comments!
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  25. Mfelinger
    Hi Giorgio, Very nice, you're doing a great job. I love the old schooners and can hardly wait for continue . Regards, Matija.
  26. Mfelinger
    Hi Patrick, I'm glad that you get better, I wish you fast recovery and a quick return on your shipyard. .. all the best ..., Matija.
  27. Mfelinger
    Hi Patrick, very impressive building, so much detail in such a scale, made excellent, can rarely be seen. I can only join other members in congratulating . Again... BRAVO !! Matija
  28. Mfelinger
    Hi Nils, I had the pleasure to watch your build log. I can only say that you have made excellent work. Congratulations!! Best Regards, Matija.
  29. Mfelinger
    Hi Igor, You are always consistent .. so is this work is amazing! Regards, Matija. .
  30. Mfelinger
    Hi Lawrence, you made a very beautiful ship. I thank you for the details of construction and excellent performance. I enjoyed browsing your photos and the description of construction. The beauty made Dory is worth your invested effort. .. Congratulations. Regards, Matija
  31. Mfelinger
    Elia, ...then he would pullback stay could be directly connected to the shackle. So there is no danger to sail tore. In many schooners is a thus resolved. When with (thin) made lanyard achieved flexibility and, if necessary, can also be adjusted. Which is surely in schooner Annie M. Parker was a need. The same effect (for example) settings have with Shrouds & Deadeyes. Regards, Matija.
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    Hi Lawrence, Now, it looks good. On the ship would be surely cracking occurred when there was a turnbuckle, so it is made elastic connection with Shackle and a lanyard (pullback stay). I speak as the others ... a great job. Regards, Matija.
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    Once again thank you for the congratulations for my birthday --- Mark, I'll definitely post photos (only I do not think that the Amazing Photographs), it may be a place 1:1 build log such as Bob says;). The ship is currently in painting cabins and hull underwater part. Then move on to the coloring of the engine compartment and installing electricity .... Mike, I need a lot of luck (thank you) and work to finish the job. I think the worst job of grinding and removal of bad materials is finished. The rest is easy Nenad, it is difficult to compare two such different ship. Trabakul usually had pasara for dinghy .. differ in purpose and size ... at the beginning of the log of build I described pasara. I am pleased that this Pasara returning to the past, it is one of the reasons why we build these models. Best regards, Matija.
  34. Mfelinger
    Hi Bob, you made a beautiful boat, congratulations! Regards, Matija.
  35. Mfelinger
    Thank you, dear friends, on the good wishes .. If we enjoy in the little things, then every day is a beautiful and filled .. Currently I am busy with the reconstruction of a small ship 7.5 we upon it I'm changing everything except shells and cabins, where the whole... Thus I started: My models are waiting for a more peaceful time. Thank you once again and wish you all the best. regards, Matija.
  36. Mfelinger
    Hi Lawrence, Dories look excellent. Beautifully made and painted. My compliments. Regards, Matija.

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