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    Or the divorce proceedings. Lol
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    I coulda contributed some half built models lol. Rules for rules and more rules on top of that! hope to see more, exciting project for sure.
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    Can you post pics of the workshop set you’re making? Are we going to see Winnie on the big screen?
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    Perfection!
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    Looks good Greg, glad to see you’re back at it!
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    It’s my understanding volume 3 will cover the 4ths, 5ths and whatever else is left.
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    Very nice Mike! Your frame work looks immaculate.
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    From model ships to movie star! Well done Chuck! Congratulations! When shall we expect to see your film debut? Very exciting! Does Ed actually build model ships or just his character?
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    If anyone is interested in building Portland, Bristols older sister and the lead of class, I will be releasing a kit at 1:48 scale, sometime in the next year or two. The prototype build is underway…slowly.
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    Thanks for posting Dusan, That is very cool, I wish we could see more of the Bristol model. I will have to try on my computer.
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    Just beautiful work Siggi! Well done.
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    Lovely work Glenn!
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    Nice to see you back at it Fred, she’s looking really nice. You may want To check the angle of your bollard Timbers or perhaps it’s the photos that could throwing me off. The mill work looks nice either way though. JJ
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    That looks awesome!
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    Stunning model and display. Well done!
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    Beautiful work!
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    Siggi, I’ve never seen this method, that makes sense. Simple and effective. Well done!
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    This is just awful news. Very sorry to hear, 64 is just too young. Thank you for all you have contributed to our hobby, RIP Jim.
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    Welcome back! Your lower deck structure is looking really good.
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    Very nice! Tough to make I imagine.
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    Thank you Allan, I’m still experimenting with the lines as well as a partially framed version. Materials are hard to obtain right now.
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    That’s a lot for that model. Crazy. I feel much better now as well. Curious to see how the sales go.
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    Hello Gerd, Thank you for your compliments and interest in the model. I have a few setbacks right now but I will begin building shortly. Stay tuned. JJ
  24. scrubbyj427
    Off to a great start. Have you found the framing plan for the Portland class yet? It’s available at the NMM.
  25. scrubbyj427
    Impressive work Siggi. You make it look too easy.

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