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Nirvana

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    If full scale it has to a Mustang from 1965....😉
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    That's why I will build a larger scale version....😃
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    Good light and magnifying glasses of some kind in necessity! I truly enjoyed the fast paced kit. And encourage everyone to build one, I had a Mustang going until one of my cats pawed it down on the floor and stepped on by a dog. Obviously I wasn't supposed build the Mustang 😉
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    I think the majority of us would have been banned. A very much self-destructive way to run a website. 😁
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    Steven and Lou, what on earth …. what parts of the ship are you talking about? Are those the new definitions? 😉 @Oskar24, Trust me - you will have questions all through out the build, better to ask than to be sorry. And that's why we are here and having this forum, to help each other. Btw, a warm
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    I have the fks/e proxxon saw, nice saw but not even close to a Byrnes. Has some desires regarding the fence. I do like the change of speed. A friend of mine has a Byrnes but I think there's some years in difference in between them to. Some day that Byrnes saw will be sitting in the workshop.
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    James, isn't it amazing - but it's from an upcoming kit from Trident. It's beautiful!
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    I think Microlux is a ripoff of Proxxon, identical besides color. Proxxon established 1977 in Germany.
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    Why not give the jeep a flat front tire and a driver scratching his head?... Sorry just came to me...lol
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    Such a beautiful build.
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    Nice detailing!
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    Well, it's not a ship model kit, so admin and moderator feel free to move this build log. I don't know how many of you have heard of Metal Earth, this is a company located in Seattle, WA that came up with the idea to make PE kits. This light house build will only contain pictures no explanations. Only two tools were used, a fine plier and a cutter. No glue, and no soldering. Build time about an 1 hour.
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    Someone has ordered the kit - this from SoS Funny, check one of the comments.
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    Skeeta, sorry for editing your first posting , but this a huge and warm It looks like you are off to an extremely good start. Looking forward to your build log.
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    Amazon has the book available, worth the price. I have it in my library, rich of information.
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    Maybe a Scientific.
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    No pictures?! Just kidding, I found your log and looking forward to this beautiful ship of Mr. Passaro.
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    Warm and welcome back to ship modelling. Looking forward to see your build log of Winchelsea.
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    You better buy some lottery tickets! Even the canopy is there. Build log please!
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    So I was to late with my posting, lol, still glad you are getting closer to a conclusion.
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    I was looking at those pictures and didn't want to post them, it might be the Miss Thriftway too. Maybe the hatch was something your father created himself as for radio compartment. Hope the attic will turn up the missing box or plans. The plot thickens...😁
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    I am sorry to say it's not Miss Thiftway from Dumas. The lines are wrong. Further investigation needed!
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    Based on the labels in the model, this is from a kit. Maybe it's Miss Thriftway from Dumas, I don't know. Some work but can be fixed, would be nice to have as a memory of your father.
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    Olya, I am impressed! Not only you are taking amazing pictures but also building small and detailed model ships. I am glad I found your website.
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    That's an amazing website. Here's a link to their website.

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