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  • Birthday 06/20/1971

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    Slovenia, Koper - Capodistria
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    Apart model building, photography is another love, music listening and hifi equipment, cycling and running.

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  1.    popeye the sailor reacted to a post in a topic: Calypso by yvesvidal - Billing Boats - 1/45
  2.    Moab reacted to a post in a topic: Captain Cook's Endeavour is finally found 230 years after it disappeared
  3.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: Thermopylae by tomasg (Timotej ,Tristan) - Sergal - Scale 1:124
  4.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: Santa Maria by igorsr - FINISHED - Tehnodiktata - Scale 1:66
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    As they are arranged now the wider ends of the oars are all on the same side. Maybe you can alternate the ends of the oars, on the first one the "handle" of the oar on the right, the second one on the left and so on. I hope you ll get what i am trying to say. This way you ll save some space, but i am not sure about the aesthetics of it, or if it s the correct way of doing it.
  6. tomasg
    Ah, i just saw there is another topic about it, moderators please delete this one.
  7. tomasg
    Nice if true: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3568740/Captain-Cook-s-HMS-Endeavour-United-States.html
  8.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: Montanes by mtdoramike - FINISHED - OcCre - 1:70 scale - next donation project
  9.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: Wasa by md1400cs - FINISHED - Corel - 1:75
  10.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: San Juan Spanish Galleon by Gif_Hasie - FINISHED - Artesania Latina
  11.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: Gokstad Viking Ship by jack.aubrey - FINISHED - Dusek Ship Kits - 1:35 Scale
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  13.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: Thermopylae by tomasg (Timotej ,Tristan) - Sergal - Scale 1:124
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    Thank you. They are loosing interest too now, especially the older one, hard to fight games on the phones, the battle station was easier and more fun, but one thing i want them to accomplish is to finish the job, a good lesson for life Btw, great Victory you built Popeye!
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    Thank you Popeye! To be honest the work on the rigging is very basic, but this being kind of a teamwork with two very young kids (10 and 12) it s ok. As a matter of fact i had to stop myself from correcting some of their work and being too pedantic, because this way i was killing all the fun from it. Tomas
  16. tomasg
    A nice happy ending for this legendary ship! And a nice model of course, there is a Calypso 2 if i am not wrong? Tomas
  17. tomasg
    Great work, it looks very nice.
  18. tomasg
    Yes i understand, it s a difficult dilemma. I like the style of OcCre and Artesiana Latina emulating the color with wood, i also appreciate the painted hulls to a degree. I guess nothing else can be done but to buy different kits Tomas
  19. tomasg
    Ah, the art of model building! Hat down to your work. I went thru your build log, where i saw your case for the wonderful model. Maybe you already know that, but if you ll ever take pics of it once inside the case, it s possible to avoid reflections in the glass by using a polarizer filter in front of the lens. Obviously this means that you ll use an interchangable lens camera, like a DSRL, or a MILC. One drawback of this is that the filter will take away about a stop of light (-1 EV) which means only half of the light will reach the sensor, so you ll need more light. Tomas
  20. tomasg
    Nice coppering, but in a way also pitty to cover that wood.
  21. tomasg
    Five more yards to go! Nine done, like on a ship of the line, more or less. For sure clippers are ideal if one likes doing the rigging. Btw, i admit i use always too much rope, but the kit does`t have nearly enough rope in the box, future builders be advised.
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    Sorry i missed that, yes i saw what you did, great idea, this should allow you more manuvering space when positioning them. Tomas
  23. tomasg
    Hello, built the San Felipe some 20 years ago. Went thru your log, strange you have all this problems with the gun ports, i don t remember having any, as far as i remember i used a paper template that was provided with the kit. The only slight adjustment i had to do was with the fourth row, the ones with the rounded holes. Anyway, keep going, almost any problem in ship modeling can be overcome!
  24. tomasg
    Wow Igor....are you trying to establish a world record in built models? What is the model on the extreme left? A frigate?
  25.    tomasg reacted to a post in a topic: HM Schooner Ballahoo by tristanhallett - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
  26. tomasg
    Such a fine model deserves a better camera Apart the dismal level of detail, the lens has a huge barrel distortion, it makes look the masts titled in a wrong direction.

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