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  • Birthday 06/27/1962

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    Maastricht, The Netherlands
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    Caving, model building, figure painting, history, Art

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  1.    billocrates reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Naiad 1797 by GDM67 - 1:60 - using Ed Tosti Books
  2.    Elijah reacted to a post in a topic: Mamoli model kits are back
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  5.    cristikc reacted to a post in a topic: San Felipe by robboxxx - Mantua - Panart, severely kit-bashed
  6. robboxxx
    The first two gun ports cut. I'm spot on with my measurements....... At last.
  7.    Keith_W reacted to a post in a topic: San Felipe by robboxxx - Mantua - Panart, severely kit-bashed
  8.    robboxxx reacted to a post in a topic: San Felipe by robboxxx - Mantua - Panart, severely kit-bashed
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  10. robboxxx
    Hi All I lost the description booklet of this kit. Can anybody tell me the gunport opening sizes? I now they are lined with 1x3 mm walnut but what are the raw cut sizes?
  11.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Brass Cannons or Black?
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  14. robboxxx
    What a wonderfull News. I was always a fan of mamoli. Especialy their choice of models. A lot of them you won't find at other ship model producers. I like especialy their models of french ships.
  15. robboxxx
    A gun was never made out of brass. Only shipkits have brass guns. http://www.modelships.de/San_Felipe_1690_authenticity/San_Felipe_1690_authenticity.htmIs a good reference for spanish ships.
  16. robboxxx
    Both sides planked and smooting them is in progress. Soon I can start on the gunports.
  17. robboxxx
    Hi Tomasg My first post in this topic explains that the gunport template was missing from my kit. I contacted Mantua but they redesigned the kit and didn't used the template anymore. They send me a hand drawn template that was far off. On my last attempt I didn't use the vertical dummy gun columns but I build a wooden wall so I can put the guns anywhere I want. You cab see them in the second last picture.
  18. robboxxx
    After a long, long absence on the forum I'm slowly startend up again. Today I went to the attic to get my model. This is how far I am at the moment.
  19. robboxxx
    Great blog
  20. robboxxx
    I will follow this with great interest
  21. robboxxx
    Yes. I now the scraping technique. I uses it a lot. I used razorblades. Worked fine. I also had good results with a piece of glass. Used.... because at the moment I'm not modeling butt soon I will start again.
  22. robboxxx
    I sometimes grind down a (thick) nail to a razor sharp point and use it as a chisel.
  23. robboxxx
    Yes the book was complete with plans
  24. robboxxx
    I've just received Infield's "The Fifty Gun Ship" from were you get your build data, by mail. I was able to get it 2nd hand. It is a great book with lot's of good pictures and drawings. Some day I'm going to build the HMS Leopard myself.
  25. robboxxx
    i've build the Corel Victory Cross section. That is a very nice model and much, much cheaper than the D'agostini one. I doubt if it's that much better. Edit: the D'agostini that is
  26.    robboxxx reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Leopard 1790 by Bluto - FINISHED - 1:80 - 50 gun ship - PoB
  27. robboxxx
    amazing work

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