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Everything posted by Old Collingwood
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She is looking Absolutley Superb Amazing work please keep up the fine work, utterly enjoyable. OC.
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Another fine plastic build, its great to see even the older kits getting a fresh new life, I built loads of the old Airfix ship kits when their skill level was not that high, loving what you have done so far Im following with interest also. OC.
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Thank you carl much appreciated, its funny I can still do most normal things like support the weight of my camera lens with my affected (Left hand) but things like my laptop keyboard and model making is the most difficult as my fingers lock up and the pain is quite bad. OC.
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Good afternoon folks - sorry its been so long since I was last on my build, my hand problem has been causing some problems and a lot of pain as I explained before, I was getting locked fingers by holding all the small pieces and tools. But with any luck I will make a fresh effort to carry on with her as she is sitting on the shelf looking very sad and un-loved, I owe it to her to continue. Thank you all for being so patient with me OC
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Isnt it Yellow Ocre possibly lightened down a shade, as she seems that way in real life, well last time I was on here as part of a naval week. OC.
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So much easier in a larger scale I assume? save trying to hold, clean, stick then paint tiny fiddly parts. OC.
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She is looking the bussiness now - busy and authentic Very nice mate. OC.
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She is looking Superb - Wondeful work. OC.
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This is an Amazing build and closer to me than anything I have ever seen or followed, Devonsire Class was always my favorite ships and when I was quite young I had the chance to go over Devonshire at Portsmaouth Navy Days in 1976, what an experiance, this fuled my love affiar of the Navy and led to me spending a week at Collingwood when I was 15, as a work experience course - I went through the week with flying colors, and a year or so later I applied to join as a WEM first class, with the hope and dream of serving on a type 42, but alas I failed the entrance exam only slightly on my maths but never bothered to try again. Following this build with so much passion OC.
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WOW I spent many years loving the Devonshire class even went over her at Pompy as a lad. OC.
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Great work, that main mast looks so like the one on my Warpy (when I het round to continuing) OC.
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