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  1.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Greyhound by Harlequin - FINISHED - Corel - wood
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  13. harlequin
    the long rigging road has started to be travelled.
  14. harlequin
    right a few weeks off ….now onto the rigging...….
  15. harlequin
    cool
  16.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by Wallace - Corel SM 23 - 1:98 Scale
  17. harlequin
    Wallace.....I have more than enough ports by corel if you want them....Quite happy to post to you FOC if you decide that is the route you are going down.
  18.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: H.M.S. Bellona by peveka - Corel - scale 1:100
  19. harlequin
    tend to agree with a lot of what you say, and the personal agendas were blatantly obvious. As to whether it would have been shown if the results were different, not sure about that but again I probably agree with you on that also. You are not prejudiced in the way you think or what you say.
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  21. harlequin
    it does have its limitations but for the yards it is ok
  22. harlequin
    Just watched a fascinating documentary of the Mary Rose and the DNA samples taken from several of the remains found on the ship after it was brought up from the Solent....it now transpires that fighting along side the English on board ship that day were at least two crewmen whose origins were from North Africa and from Italy and Spain.. Tudor England was more diverse than we realise.
  23. harlequin
    seems only yesterday I was at the same stage
  24. harlequin
    well there you have it...….all masts and yards completed....yards coloured black just need all the ropework.....Bellona....you nearly ended up in the breakers yard but we struggled on......only your rigging to go now.....what a 6 years...…...HMS Pegasus is beckoning.
  25.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellona by harlequin - Corel
  26. harlequin
    last of Bellonas yards being turned on my minicraft lathe attachment, this one being the mizzen topgallant yard.....6 long years to this point. Rigging ahoy.
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  30. harlequin
    your on the home straight now then....
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  33. harlequin
    some of the yards completed minus the blocks and ropework...will be onto the rigging soon. Main yards and sprit yards shown here.
  34. harlequin
    I have used the metal gunports in my Bellona build....they are not supplied with Bellona but I quite like the contrast they give....highlights them and makes a feature out of them which I like.
  35. harlequin
    welcome to the world of corels metal gunports…...some fit fine whilst others don't...and some snap easily......I have loads of spares if you need any.....yours just ask
  36. harlequin
    it is a minicraft lathe attachment....not made anymore but can be picked up on ebay…...the two rods are not long enough in the kit so i bought some stainless steel rods to extend the range of the lathe.

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