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Hi Mehmet Love those lanterns! Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Lawrence. Greatly appreciated. It keeps me off the streets!
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Hi Jond I totally understand the importance of getting the fit of the sails perfect,as they are, after all, the engine of the ship. A little bit of tweaking here and there is worth it. Quick question. Will you have multiple sails so that they can be changed according to the wind conditions? Cheers Patrick
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Hey Igor You're back!!! Welcome and I'll be eagerly following along! Nice job on the America's hull. Cheers Patrick
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Gees, those railings look great, Nils. I'm also taken by the lettering as well. They look great too. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Dave Nice! I reckon you've earnt your poker and golf. Enjoy Cheers Patrick
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Hi Pete I agree with everyone. She's looking great, but I reckon one thing's missing. Can you guess what it is? The trailer! Somehow, I can't get the image of the boat on the trailer ready for transport to the water, out of my mind. I think you posted it in an earlier post. Hint. Hint? What's life without another challenge? Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Denis! Yep..I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with the engines. Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Piet! I hope that I'm up to it, too. Otherwise, if it looks crappy, I'll make sure that my photos will be 'accidentally-but-purposefully' blurry!!!!! Let's hope not, though! But, it'll be fun, nonetheless. Cheers and all the best. Patrick
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Lovely work Pete! I especially love the openable hatches in the cockpit floor. Nice touch! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Bill Many thanks and you're right about not having enough watches, although my wife would disagree. On the other hand, both I and the Swiss Watch industry would think there's never enough, either! All the best! Patrick
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Cutty Sark by NenadM
Omega1234 replied to NenadM's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Hi Nenad I share your pain. Perhaps in retrospect, maybe a resin would've been better? Cheers Patrick- 4,152 replies
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