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Hi everyone It's been quite a while since my last update. I've just been sidetracked with other things, which meant that regular visits to MSW has been difficult. Anyhow, I've made some more progress with Shadow's Lower and Bilge Deck accommodations. Principally, Shadow's Lower Deck now has her Laundry and Crew's Mess installed. The crew's mess consists of some bench seats as well as seven individual chairs situated around two tables. Directly opposite the crew's mess is the Laundry. Just forward of these areas are two crew cabins (one port and one starboard). Still a lot of work to go... The Bilge Deck has the makings of the gymnasium, another crew cabin, as well as other sundry cabins, storerooms, cabinets, etc. I hope you can enjoy these photos. All the best everyone! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Charlie Lovely work! I'm really enjoying your updates and watching your cutter grow. Cheers Patrick
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Hey Nils. Is is there room for me, too? Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Denis Here's wishing you a very Happy Birthday today! Have a great day. All the best. Patrick
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Hey Igor. Your work continues to astound me! Very nice. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Lawrence - thanks for looking in.. I'm afraid that I've been a bit slow with updating MSW lately. Life's just been too busy at the moment. I've managed to do a little bit on Shadow, but not much, lately. I hope to get a new update soon. All the best! Hey Dennis! Great to hear from you. I'm glad that you like the shots with Majellan and Mystic - they were fun to do and to reminisce about past models. I reckon you're right about the jetskis...they're smaller than my fingernails! Have a great week. Cheers. Patrick
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Teeny tiny and very nice Daniel! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Igor Very nice and impressive work! Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Michael! What a great idea about the watches! Hehehe...Tag Heuher and Omega ...here I come! All the best. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Igor Brilliant; just brilliant work! Chhers. Patrick
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Hi Piet! Many thanks. I. Just say, that I'm also looking forward to seeing your 1/3000th scale masterpiece. Hi Lawrence. Thanks for your compliments about the tenders. They were lots of fun to do. Thanks Frank. After looking at Majestic and Majellan, it struck me that they didn't turn out too bad, after all. I was always pretty critical when building them, but now, with the passage of time, I reckon they scrubbed up ok. I guess we're all our own worst critics. It's funny, isn't it? Cheers. Patrick
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Hi fols I hope you're all well. Well, tonight, I had a go at Shadow's two jet skis which are located at the bow. First and foremost, I set about getting the basic shape right, ensuring that they looked reasonably convincing at thus scale. Later on, I'll paint them and add some further details, such as the cranes that'll be used to lift them into the water. All the best! Cheers patrick
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Hi Frank Top job! It doesn't take much imagination to picture her at full speed, with her lee rail buried under some white water as she surged to windward. Lovely. Cheers. Patrick
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