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Hi John Thanks heaps for your very kind words. Much appreciated. Well....Shadow’s teeny tiny, for sure...but heaps of fun to build. Thanks again, and enjoy your weekend! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Jond Many thanks! However, someone with your skills will have absolutely no problems doing teeny tiny ships, or anything smaller than 1/96. My only advice to you is to go for it! You’ll be amazed at the results, I’m sure. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Vaddoc She’s definitely coming along very nicely! As as for the ‘amount of material that this boat is consuming’....well....just look at the size of it! She’s HUGE😉. Have a great weekend. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Adrian. Count me in. It looks fascinating! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Charlie ...and so you should be proud of what you’ve achieved so far! Mighty fine job! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Vaddoc Trenails, or no trenails...your hard work will definitely pay off in due course. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Adrian Congraulations on an absolutely stunning model! Hopefully, you’ll be able to promise me one thing, though...please post a video of your ship underway. Cheers Patrick ’
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Hi Nils Very, very nice-it looks like you’re having way too much fun, with this ship of yours!!!!! Keep up the great work. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Folks! Thanks for all of your Likes and comments; all of which are greatly appreciated. Well, something of a milestone occurred last night...I decided to take a break from working on the internal accommodation details and devoted some time to painting the external hull and superstructure. Nice, I thought, as I looked at Shadow with her new paint job; only to realise that she’ll need several more coats of paint (and sanding), before she looks really spiffy. Ah well, it’s a start, at least. Enjoy the rest of your weekends! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Nils Beautiful work, as always. I'm kinda struck, however, as to how 'slim' the rudder looks for the size of the ship. Which begs the question as to how easily these hulls responded to rudder movement. Just curious. Cheers Patrick
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Hi frank It's always a joy to look at your tutorials. Your rudder tutorial, once again, is a study in good forethought, planning and precision. Nice job! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Jond Take it easy today...make sure there are NO more breakages...please! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Adrian Absolutely stunning! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Jond You;re a braver man than me!!! I’ve got my fingers crossed that it all goes back in perfectly. Best of luck! Chhers. Patrick
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Agreed! Mighty fine job, Dave. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Steve. Looking really good. Alas, it shouldn’t be too long before you’re all finished. Any idea of what your next project will be? Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Jond I’m thoroughly enjoying your pictures. Your attention to detail and authenticity is fantastic; a real credit to you. Cheers. Patrick
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