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Endeavour by Passer - FINISHED - Amati - 1:80 - first build - Americas Cup J Class

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Julie Mo

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Hello Julie and tank you. I havn't build on the model since spring becouse i have done a bit modernisation of our house...done all by my self so it took som timme..(new kitshen, floors, walls, electric etc...). But i am finish nog so I Will finish the modell now. And I Will ofc post The photos her. I have absolut start to build 1:350 Bismarck by revell so two ships at the same time :-)

 

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I'm in the same boat, so to speak.  I haven't touched my model since we moved in December.  All my time has been spent working on the house. And I have a long way to go...

 

And your build is BEAUTIFUL!!!

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First and only build: Endeavour - 1934 American's Cup, UK Challenger, J-Class - Amati 1:35

Jörgen

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Thank you Julie nad Igorsky.

I totally understand your situation Julie. I couldn't even give my model a though since all energy went to the house. I did everything by my self. I redone the walls, floors, roof, new kitchen, with my wife and 2 small girls 4 and 1,5 years old still living in the mess. It was start it and finish it fast with no interruptions. Took a year :) 

Jörgen
 
Current:  Sherbourne - Caldercraft 1/64

            Vasa - DeAgostini 1/65
Finished: Endeavour - Americas Cup J class 1934 - Amati 1/80

Other:    Airplanes and Tanks

 

 

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