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Looks awesome Ben! Motivating!
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Merry Christmas Siggi! Looking forward to seeing progress on your tiger in the new year!
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Research in the HMS Ulysses 1797, a Roebuck class ship
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Nice work Ben. Looking forward to seeing how you display her when finished.
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Coming along very nice Ben. Great execution!
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Beautiful work Glenn! It’s been great following along, you’ve kept the bar set pretty high for us fellow winnie builder's, looking forward to see what you build next.
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Stunning work! The wheel and the binnacle look great!
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Nicely done on the span shackles! Looks great!
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