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  1. Omega1234
    Happy Birthday Dimitris! I hope you're having a great day! All the very best. Cheers Patrick
  2. Omega1234
    Looking really good, Nenad.
  3. Omega1234
    Looks good to me!
  4. Omega1234
    Hi Kevin I'm with Piet. Pretty keen to see your next Bismarck update. All the best! Patrick
  5. Omega1234
    Very nice, Jesse! She's coming along beautifully.
  6. Omega1234
    Hi Dennis I reckon you've got every reason to gaze at your Titanic with a bit grin on your face...I know, because I'm looking at the photos with a big grin as well! What a beauty, especially with the lighting all set up. Very, very nice work, indeed. Cheers Patrick
  7. Omega1234
    Yep. Mark couldn't have said it any better for me!
  8. Omega1234
    Hi Hartmut I'm glad to hear that you're over the pneumonia. That wouldn't have been fun! You're doing a brilliant job on the hull and all of the little details that need to accompany it. I'm looking forward to your next update. Cheers and all the best! Patrick
  9. Omega1234
    Hi Pete, Piet, Bob, David, George and Dimitris and everyone or their Likes Many thanks for your comments and encouragement! Greatly appreciated Cheers Patrick
  10. Omega1234
    Hi Frank - Many thanks! I must admit that the only reason that my model is taking so quick is because it's tiny compared to the larger scale builds, such as your Paragon for example. Regardless of size though, it's all good fun! Hi Michael - thanks. I doubt that I'd chop the side of the hull off this time(!!!) because I'll make the superstructure able to be lifted off to reveal the interior details. Should look good...I hope! Cheers Frank and Michael! Patrick
  11. Omega1234
    Hi Nils She's looking great. What a credit to your skills and workmanship! Cheers Patrick
  12. Omega1234
    Hi everyone I've managed to do a bit more on sanding and puttying Majellan's hull. I think the shapely lines are finally starting to emerge now, especially the beautiful flare in the bow. Not bad, I reckon! Also, in case you're wondering why I haven't done the transom yet, it's because Majellan doesn't have a normal transom as in most boats. Instead, the real ship has a stern door which lcan be lowered to reveal a large storage area for the ship's tender and other assorted gear, such as scuba gear, etc. Needless to say, I'll tackle the stern door when the internal fit out starts. Anyhow, here are the photos of the progress, so far. Cheers Patrick
  13. Omega1234
    Hi Dimitris. Looking better and better all the time. Nicely done! Cheers Patrick
  14. Omega1234
    Nice!
  15. Omega1234
    Nice progress Vaddoc!
  16. Omega1234
    Patience...patience...patience...
  17. Omega1234
    Nice work Michael. I especially love the black and white photos. Such depth and contrast; qualities that you can't always get in the colour shots. Cheers Patrick
  18. Omega1234
    Hey Pete ...no denying the beauty of the hull! Nice. Cheers Patrick
  19. Omega1234
    I concur!!!!
  20. Omega1234
    Hi Nenad They look like the real deal! Nicely done. Patrick
  21. Omega1234
    ...just like I was with my Dad!
  22. Omega1234
    Hi Dimitris I understand why Filippos looks so happy - nice and neat netting! Well done Cheers Patrick
  23. Omega1234
    Hi Willie No dramas - here ya go: Looking good! Cheers Patrick
  24. Omega1234
    Hi Bob Off to a great start! I'm looking forward to following along. Cheers Patrick
  25. Omega1234
    Love the louvred door! They can be very tricky to do well, and you've mastered it.

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