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  1. Omega1234
    Hi Igor Thanks. Those figures look like they'd be perfectly sized and also easily modified into different poses. I might look into them. Thanks for the tip! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Igor Good luck solving the problems. I'm looking forward to seeing your next updates. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Igor She's worthy of winning a gold medal because she's looking great in the bottle. It won't be long before you'll finish the rigging and close the lid. A job well done, I say! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Greg Many thanks. I really like your comment and, I have to agree with you about there being 'something' about the design. In fact, when I was initially scouring the Internet to find a suitable ship to model, for some reason, this ship just stood out with flashing lights and sirens. So, to say that there's something appealing about her design is an understatement, for sure. I just had to build her. Have a great weekend! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Igor I'm not entirely sure, but the scale is something like 1:200. To be honest, I've never put figures on any of my models before. Nice thought, though. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Igor Wouldn't it be great to crew this ship? I'd be the first in line, that's for sure. Cheers and all the best Patrick
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    Many thanks! I reckon she's getting there, slowly. The TV's a nice touch, too. Afterall, what self-respecting billionaire would own a motor yacht without one? Thanks once again and all the best! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi everyone Thanks for all of your comments and Likes! As is customary for some reason with this build, I've been jumping around a bit, in comparison to my normally systematic approach. Therefore, things may seem a bit jumbled. Nonetheless, I've started to fashion the Sun Deck's "wing", upon which the radar domes and antanaes will eventually reside. In the main deck, I've also started on the galley and the owner's stateroom. Everything's incomplete, though, so there's stll lots and lots of work to go, including the finishing and sanding, but here are the photos anyway. I hope you enjoy them Cheers and thanks Patrick
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    Hi Leo Amazzzzzzingly nice work, especially for the size of the hulls you're working with. Nice. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Leo Just out of interest, how long are both hulls? Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Leo That sounds really interesting! Nice Cheers Patrick
  12. Omega1234
    Hi Matti Nice challenge you've picked there, but no doubt, it'll be a 'walk in the park' for you (judging by your other ship and non-ship models). Also, I have to add, that those French cutters are very attractive ships, especially given their large sail areas and shapely hulls. I'm gonna enjoy following you once you get going. All the best! Patrick
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    Ahhh! Thanks Igor. Nice job!
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    Hi Denis It must be a good feeling to be able to work on your Syborn, even though you're still waiting for the planks. I gotta say, as well, that those stanchions and railings look great! Nicely done. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Leo Absolutely love your work! Tell me, what's the story with the second hull? Cheers Patrick
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    Beautiful workmanship, Igor. Well done on pulling these stands together. I especially like the name plates. How'd you do the lettering? Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Igor Tiny, tiny, tiny and very nice! Cheers Patrick
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    ...sad, but oh so true!!!!
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    Looking very nice, Steve! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Mark I like it. What a difference a coat of paint makes! Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Keith Very nice and I can't wait to see her all rigged and ready for the maiden voyage. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Nils I don't look in for a day and look what happens! You've buggered up your neck!!!! I don't envy you. Please take care and listen to your Doctor's advice. Enjoy the massages... Also, wow, wow, wow...your ship is totally outstanding. Love it and I hope you're able to get back to her soon. Cheers and all the best Patrick
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    Thanks Keith Welcome aboard! I hope you enjoy Majellan's voyage. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Piet Many thanks! One of my big sisters says that she can still remember the days when, instead of carrying me (as a baby) properly, she'd "accidentally" drop me on my head! Now, not only was that a very long time ago, judging by my age, but, I guess that explains why I have these tremors in my head! LOL Anyhow, have a great day. Cheers Patrick
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    Hi Keith I'm with Mark, because, as my late Father always said, "we never stop learning until the day we die". In your case, even the most knowledgeable and skilled builder can never know everything. That's what makes MSW so great...namely the fact that we all learn from everyone. Besides, it looks like you're having way too much fun with your models. You need to share that fun with us! Cheers and bring on the build logs! Patrick

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