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With HMS Belfast also lots and lots of good photo material around - not to mention the actual ship in London. (I have been over her) OC.
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I would be tempted to do what I did with my 18the century Frigate - just lighten the Yellow Ocre by about 1/4 with dull white, to achieve a more sedate dull sandy yellow, over the stock yellow ocre. OC.
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Bigger and bigger - magnification glasses is the key but also steady hands - oh and support like what artists use to rest thier brush hand, and not foregetting tiny device to hold the thing. OC.
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I'll take a seat with Lou so we can be naughty and throw popcorn about, looking to be an intersting build. OC.
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Looking super - very detailed and tidy work. OC.
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Thank you EJ, its kind of like a mile stone, just need to trim back the breach ropes sticking out of the bulkhead and touch the holes up, then I can move on to the row of lids/ropes. OC.
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That is one battle weiry ship - looking Superb greg, one of your best to date I think. OC.
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I must be on a roll - more work on the pearl today after our walk with the pooch, so - carrying on with the rest of the canons, carrying on with same procedure I now present to you the canon-ised pearl. OC.
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Your pom poms look the business carl - they will look so sharp when completed, it all helps to bring the ship alive. OC.
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Happy New Year to everyone, I managed to get on the pearl today and continue with the canons, same procedure as before trapping the breach ropes then gluing then inplace - firstly I glued into the place the next two that had been painted and weathered, then I worked on the next six prior to painting. Oh an interesting thing though - my brother tells me he has has a little model prezzy for me coming my way soon, "Im intrigued" OC.
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Amazing work bob - truly first class, what an inspiration you are to the rest of us. Happy New Year to you. OC.
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Superb work on all of them - love the detail and the colors. I used to play a bit of bass when I used to own this one, a few years back - I kind of tried to learn bass and sax but my main instrument has always been keyboards I still practice using digital laptop synths with a plug in cheap digital keyboard I have had for years. This was my bass. OC.
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