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There are so many truly excellent models on MSW, right now.  While I am partial to the very excellent work of Marc Yeu, AKA Neko, this model that Amalio is making is simply the most astounding, IMO.  Everything from the uniqueness of the subject, to the fairness of the hull, to the completeness of the detailing, to the total care with which every single detail is consistently rendered presents a feast for the eyes!

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Beautiful work.  It’s a real shame you can’t share with us how you accomplish it.

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absolutely brilliant work, 

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It seems Montañes is not replying to our questions, simply because he does not understand. 

I understand, that english is main, if not the only language, this forum should be written in. But we all are loosing on the language barrier. I propose a split posts: part english, part native language of the builder. That of course only for those who dont speak, read or understand english.

 

Parece que Montañes no está respondiendo a nuestras preguntas, simplemente porque no entiende.

Entiendo que el inglés es el idioma principal, sino el único, en el que debería escribirse este foro. Pero todos estamos perdiendo la barrera del idioma. Propongo una publicación dividida: parte en inglés, parte del idioma nativo del constructor. Eso, por supuesto, solo para aquellos que no hablan, leen o entienden inglés.

 

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Respecting the MSW decision, I think it's a good idea. In which the author who does not dominate the English language can explain the methods shown.. I'm sure more than one has questions about details of this magnificent work..

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Spanish Frigate,22 cannons 18th C. 1:35 scale.Scratch-built (Hull only)

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Good morning to all.
I understand and accept perfectly that the language to be expressed is English. When I started in this forum, I did it in Spanish for lack of knowledge, so I apologize.
This model of naval modeling is very personal. Everyone works with their tools and with an idea of what they want to achieve. What I do with a manual tool, someone can do the same with a strawberry.
I have learned a lot in a visual way, seeing the great results that other modelers get, and I have tried to achieve the same with my way and way of understanding all this.
That is why I do not give as much importance to what I have done, but to the final result, because if I have done it, anyone can do it.
The only thing that seems important to me is that in each piece that is being worked on, the level of demand is maximum regardless of the time or the work necessary to achieve it.
All this, Google has translated, so I do not become sponsable of the result of the translation

AMALIO

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