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  1. Omega1234
    Hi Leo Nice! Gotta love those gratings! I'm looking forward to your next update. Cheers Patrick
  2. Omega1234
    Hi Leo Very, very nice! Congratulations on finishing her. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Dimitris Just caught up with your wonderful AV and it's really impressive just how good she's looking. I also agree with Nigel (Upstate NY) because it is always nice to see the ship's furniture having such an impact upon the overall appearance of the ship. The deck, also, adds heaps of value as well - nice and clean work. I was also pleased to see that the Royal Caroline is your next build. I reckon you'll ace it! All the best Patrick
  4. Omega1234
    Thanks Popeye and sorry I misjudged the finish line. I'm going well, except for an infection caused by the surgery. On antibiotics now. All the best! Patrick
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    Hi Denis I'm going to echo everyone else's comments about how good it is to see you posting again. Nice progress and I'd guess you'd soon be at the tail end of her? Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Dan She's a beauty and it's not hard to understand how she caught your attention. I, for one, will really enjoy following along. All the best and good luck for an enjoyable and successful build. Cheers Patrick
  7. Omega1234
    Hi Georgio Good question, but I couldn't answer that. Perhaps you could PM Lawrence or post the query on his log. Maybe worth a try. Cheers Patrick
  8. Omega1234
    Happy birthday and all the very best!
  9. Omega1234
    A very happy 50th Nils!!! All the very best for a great day! Cheers Patrick
  10. Omega1234
    Hi Mark Sometimes it's amazing how much good fortune can come out of a simple mistake. Good turn around, for sure! Cheers Patrick
  11. Omega1234
    Hi Dan Wow! What an amazing amount of detail you're adding. It's almost as if you were on the real thing. Love the check chair, although I guess you're not putting it on? Or are you? Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Jond I love that second last photo of the 'cut and sanded' hull. Ain't no doubt about the beauty of a planked hull, especially with the symmetry of the planking. For me, it's one of those moments that reminds why I admire it so much when art and practicality come together to produce a sweet looking hull. Nice! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Jesse I'm keeping a keen eye out for your next update. She's gonna be a little marvel, for sure. Cheers Patrick
  14. Omega1234
    Hi Mark Looking really nice! I also gotta say that she's turning out to be a big model, as witnessed by your last couple of shots. Irrespective of size, beautiful work, as always! Cheers Patrick
  15. Omega1234
    Hi Mike Gun ports...don't you just love cutting them out??? Seriously though, they've got to be right up with some of the toughest jobs when building hulls such as yours. You're doing brilliantly, without a doubt. Nice! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Mike Yep, can't argue with Hartmut! Your work's spot on, as always. Cheers Patrick
  17. Omega1234
    Hi Nenad Please accept my sincerest support for your Mother in Law and yourself. Take care and stay strong. Patrick
  18. Omega1234
    Nice work Georgio! You know, your ship reminds me of Lawrence's model which you can see here: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/9268-annie-m-parker-by-canoe21-fishing-schooner-by-lawrence-scratch-build-scale-150/?hl=%2Bannie+%2Bparker, if you're interested. Both your models are impressive, to say the least. All the best! Patrick
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    Hi Lextin Nice job on the ratlines. I have no idea what the "Master Commission" is, though. Can you explain? Regardless of that, the National Guard sounds pretty darn exciting! Tough, but I'm sure you'll get through it all. Most of all...Good luck! Patrick
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    Outstanding Frank!!! That's seriously nice - realistic and life like. Great job!
  21. Omega1234
    Hi Jesse Yikes! Thin glass must be an OHS nightmare for you. Gloves must be close at hand for you, I'm sure. Good luck! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Jesse Quick question- are the balls made of glass, Perspex or plastic, etc? Just curious. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Jesse I'm looking forward to seeing how you pulled another great job off. All the best! Patrick
  24. Omega1234
    Hi Vaddoc I reckon you're taking to soldering the metalwork like a duck to water. Another great skill to have that's for sure. Nicely done! Cheers Patrick
  25. Omega1234
    Hi Dimitrus She's looking great, especially with the bowsprit and the figure and other gold decorative work added. Coming together rather nicely, I must say! I can also see from all the tiny detail work being painted, that there's still a long way to go, but at least it's enjoyable and satisfying. Cheers Patrick

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