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Looking very nice - she is coming together nicely. With my mention of cod that the fish variety - very common in the UK (Dont know anything about the potatoes you mentioned though) OC.
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Great work on the boats, they can be very crude sometimes (almost like kits are not interested in that detail) but you have have done some fine work on them. OC.
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Superb work those ropes just look so fine and detailed. OC.
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I would love Haribo and leamonade - yummy I would make a lovely ring out of one of them. OC.
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Hey pack it in - Nothing wrong with your building skills, I love what you do and how you approach your building, its not just the end product, its the whole thing its credit to you. OC.
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We will all be sitting on the edge of our seats till friday -think we should have a "got it" party late on friday all being well. OC.
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Merit-USS-Hornet-Aircraft-Carrier-1-200-Large-Scale-Model-Ship-Kit/141837268406?epid=1124921975&hash=item210628f5b6:g:1tIAAOSwt6ZWVabU In Ebay. OC.
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Evening all, not much progress of late wiorth posting about, I have just been tidying up the deck areas including applying a few coats of flat topcoat. Here are a few progress pics. OC.
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I would say the Hornet also - its a different angle for your skills and all those aircraft, I think you would do a superb job. OC.
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Awww this kit, I have built this one but about 50 years ago when I was a kid, I built most of the Airfix kist back then. OC.
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She is looking very nice, tell yea what when she is finished and you launch her, can you get us some miniture cod - we like them with new potatos and peas. OC.
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Hello everyone, so I was able to get the phone camera and took a couple of shots of the work to the forward section that I was working on, I have also added a small narrow strip along the inside rounded edge of the forecastle deck, this was annoying as the strip was so thin and brittle, it broke even after heat bending, anyway I managed to shape the two halves and glued them in place secured by a couple of pegs. Heres the pics. OC.
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More Superb work, if this is just your begining I can imagine what your next build will be like WOW. OC.
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I did a bit more work on my deck fittings but decided to turn my attention to building two front (under forecastle deck) bulwark partition wood walls, I first found some scrap ply that had a smooth surface, then after making a rough template - I marked the incline of the two hull inside hull bulwarks. Next I cut the piece into two equlal sections (almost like mirror images of each other) then glued them to the underside lip of the forecstle deck piece, when the glue had set I made some wood trim pieces out of 1mm x 1mm and glued these inplace along the edges, then set it aside to set. I couldn't take any pics as the mobile phone was in use by the admiral. I couldn't have used my other dslr camera as thats currently up for sale. OC.
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