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  • Birthday 10/31/1993

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  1.    Obormotov reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by guraus - scale 1:48 - plank on frame
  2.    riverboat reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bounty by klimi - 1:60 scale - armed merchant ship
  3. Krutzelpuntz
    I'm so happy you decided to build this! It's such a beautiful boat, I'm delighted to get the chance to follow your progress. I have been waiting for someone to give the cutter a try
  4. Krutzelpuntz
    Very well done. Thank you for sharing the process!
  5.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Anyone ever cast their own cannon?
  6.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Grand Banks dory by Cap'n'Bob - FINISHED - 1:32 - SMALL
  7.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
  8.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Le Fleuron by Gaetan Bordeleau - FINISHED - 1:24
  9. Krutzelpuntz
    Hello Alexandru! Even though I have seen the last five pages, I keep re-watching them when you have an update! food for creative thoughts!
  10. Krutzelpuntz
    Must say it's really coming into shape. She's going to be a real big beauty!
  11.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Bomb Vessel Granado by Rustyj - FINISHED - 1:24 - cross-section
  12. Krutzelpuntz
    Hello Frank Can you be more specific on the scale you are working in? It is an interesting project I must say, hope you will attempt to succeed
  13.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Fly by DSiemens - FINISHED - 1:400 - BOTTLE - British Cutter
  14.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: Bomb Vessel Granado by Rustyj - FINISHED - 1:24 - cross-section
  15.    Krutzelpuntz reacted to a post in a topic: DKM Scharnhorst by Paul Salomone - 1:72nd Scale - German WW2 Battlecruiser
  16. Krutzelpuntz
    Your work space brings up dreams in me. Living in the city has a lot of bad aspects. Someday day I will have great space, but for now I'll have to work mainly at my parents. Your work is solid and clean. Looks good! Happy Christmas, by the way!
  17. Krutzelpuntz
    Great build, really great! Looking forward to see how it will end, and good luck with figuring out your little (big) cannon problem. Happy Christmas!
  18. Krutzelpuntz
    Very nice model. I like the rc steamship idea. Don't worry about the quality, it seems quite alright, and no place takes harm from diversity! I would like to see your building process in more detail, at future work. If in doubt of how to do anything here on the forums, don't be afraid of asking. Well, you can even make a new thread in this section: Questions/instructions on how to use and post to this forum/Site Problems or suggestions (link) Check it out, it's good reading when in doubt
  19.    pete48 reacted to a post in a topic: Muscongus Bay Sloop by pete48 - FINISHED - SMALL
  20. Krutzelpuntz
    It looks beautiful. Love the planking thus far
  21.    qwerty2008 reacted to a post in a topic: Byzantium by qwerty2008 - Scale 1:20 - RADIO - based on the Pride of Baltimore
  22. Krutzelpuntz
    Those anchors look really good. Happy Christmas, Jakob
  23.    Don9of11 reacted to a post in a topic: 6-pound & 4 pound cannon measurements
  24. Krutzelpuntz
    Nice work on the 3D model, and thank you, you just gave me a book Was the model for printing? I'd love to have a 3D printer, but on the other hand, the old way is so much more rewarding! Edit: I see what you mean with googles quality issue. But the text seems fine, I should have all the information I need
  25. Krutzelpuntz
    I see, thank you for explaining, Jay It all makes sense now. Maybe except for the cannon itself, but I'm quite sure I can figure it out, after a while This will be very helpful indeed. Cheers, Jakob
  26. Krutzelpuntz
    Great information, Jay. I'm quite sure the quality is just fine! Is it already in scale? I have a hard time understanding the English measurements.. Regards, Jakob Edit: Just took a last look, and the table on the right seems to give three scales.. Though I still don't know how to read it properly.
  27. Krutzelpuntz
    Thank you Allan! The book seems really interesting. I will try to get my hands on it, though it is unlikely I can get it in my money-league here in Denmark.
  28. Krutzelpuntz
    Thanks for providing the link! To me it seem easier to do it the old "2 part mold", as I probably won't be making over 12 cannons. I also like the idea of keeping the mold the tree method would be for a larger amount of moldings i recon?? Regards, Jakob!

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