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Hi Vaddoc Hah yep, you’re right about the last sailboat being ‘fragile’. That’s my model of Ingomar that you’re referring to...definitely one of my favourites as far as sailing models go. Thanks for your compliments about the fleet, as well. Much appreciated. Have a great weekend! Patrick
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Hi Piet and Dave Many thanks and welcome onboard! Progress has been slow, but I still hope to get some pics up soon! Have a great weekend. Cheers Patrick
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Hi folks Well, I’ve been a bit impatient lately and started on my next model, Sapphire, before my previous model, Genesis is completely finished. Anyhow, Sapphire is based on an actual mega-yacht called, Okto (https://www.yachtcharterfleet.com/luxury-charter-yacht-43054/okto-yacht-charter-printable.pdf). As is customary with all of my miniature models, the interior accomodation will be fully detailed and viewable through removable decks and superstructure. I hope you can join me on Sapphire’s journey. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Marcus One of the great joys of our hobby is seeing our creations take shape, from a set of plans, to a framed hull. Without a doubt, your ship’s really coming along beautifully. Pls keep the updates flowing. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Keith Here I am, just catching up again, after a few weeks of absence and...yep, you guessed it, I’m totally gob-smacked! Damn, that hull is simply masterful. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Gary Steve’s absolutely right. A nice Masterclass to inspire and help people like myself to learn and improve. All the best! Patrick
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Hi Phil Just catching up. The sails look nice and will give your boat a real sense of atmosphere. All the best! Patrick
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Hi Kees Outsanding work, as usual! Cheers Patrick
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Hi folks Well, as Genesis is nearing completion...Guess what? It’s time for Genesis to meet the other ships in the fleet, (well, not the full fleet, but some of them, anyway). Enjoy! Have a great week, folks! Cheers. Patrick
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Not long to go now, Phil. Have you considered how and where you’re going to display her? Thanks. Patrick
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Hi Keith A masterful job on the scroll. I sense there’s another skill that you can add to your resume! Have a great week. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Frank Once again, you’ve made a complex job for a mere mortal, such as me, look incredibly easy. Very, very nice work....but, then again, that’s totally to be expected. Have a great week. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Keith Many thanks. I’ll take a silk purse over a sow’s ear any day 😀😀😀😀. Have a great week. Cheers. Patrick
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Hey Ben! Many thanks. I gotta admit that I’m still ever so grateful for your help on the hull, in particular. Thanks again. Cheers Patrick
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