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really nice Mario! the wood came out such a nice color, love it -
Looks great Bob! that is such a pleasing looking vessel. If my admiral sees that I will be building one for her as well.
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thanks for the tip on the humbrol paint Mario, the teacup is unbelievable, you really are a master at detailing!
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beautiful build Juan, your detailing is great. I love the cabin with lights, looks very good!
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Mario that engine is just amazing! How long did it take you to build just that part? I love all the extra details you have put in like the candle lantern. Your paint job on the stack is so good, it really looks like it has seen a lot of heat. How did you do your painting of it? glad you are back from vacation.
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Hi Mario, Hope you had a great vacation, glad you are back, I was getting antsy for the next installment on this build. I just love the looks of this boat, I ordered a kit for myself from Scott yesterday:)
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the hull came out looking real good Bob. I like your framing method, looks like that would work great for making multiple hulls.
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Happy Birthday Rob!!
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Alan, what an interesting history. I look forward to following your build.
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beautiful work Michiel, really inspiring!
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Marsalv, those gun carriages are just beautiful! such precise work!
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Hi Ray, thanks for the info on the black line and tip on wood to use. she looks beautiful!
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Hi Ray, I just found your log today, you are doing a magnificent job! I really admire the top and butt planking you did on the gundeck. I think I may have gone a little crazy doing it. Was it as difficult as it looks? Your coppering came out great! Is the black line at the top of the coppering, tape or a batten? I have wanted to do coppering like that before but was afraid I would make a botch of cutting the angles on the plates and wind up with a serrated looking line. Yours came out so good I want to give it try next time I have to copper. I haven't built a model with quarter galleries yet. Yours are perfection. ok you are 3 for 3 in things I have thought too difficult, I will pay the extra for a front row seat on this one. good job Ray!
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Hi Sherry the cabin detail is just great, you did an awesome job.
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Hi Jan, I just found your build log, wow... this is beautiful work! I can't believe the detail you are accomplishing at this scale, your figures are glorious! looking forward to following your build. best wishes
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Hi Thanasis, I really like that black and white photo at the first of your log. What an interesting vessel. You've done a beautiful job on your planking and the stealers in it. I liked your phrase "new era" for your stage of modeling. I also am entering my own new era, my next build will be my first since retiring. best wishes
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Looks good Bob, I like that method of laying out your frames. This is going to be a fun build to follow!
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oh Mario, this is such a great looking and unique model, you have done an amazing job on it. Are you going to do a build log on the larger scale model of this vessel that you build next?
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Mario, I love it! all the little details you are adding are just great!
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Hi Mario your steam engine came out beautiful and looks so good in the boat! john
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Robynn, my hat is off to you for taking on this re-work on your model. I know that would have been the kiss of death for me and the model would been assigned a berth on wreckers row. You have inspired me to have a look at some of my unfinished models and see if there are any that can be salvaged. But then you casually say you enjoy ratlines... I have no reply to that. Talk about the right stuff! go Robynn go.
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you continue to amaze me Mario, your steam engine is wonderful!
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Mario, that is coming out so cool, you've done an awesome job!!
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Oh thank goodness for your reply Michael. Matthew it was killing me that you might be going to burn that beautiful wood pile or throw it out. If I had a wood pile like that I would probably go out and talk to it everyday. (I have a thing for wood, can you tell.) I was wondering if it might work good for carving lifts for a bread and butter build?
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oh the engine is coming out beautiful! how did you achieve the diamond plate finish on the copper? Enclosing under the seat is definitely more classy.
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