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Tomick wrote:Only 9 to go, yet seems there is an awful lot of things still to provide and looks like there will be a lot to do in the final issues. Well done Bernd Hi Tom! Thank you very much!! Correct, the last issue contains more work than the 10 issues before Regards, Bernd
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arpurchase wrote: Hi Bearnd Looking great Regards Andy Hi Andy! Thanks for looking in and your kind comment !!! Regards, Bernd
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She is looking great Bernd.  love all that extra detail . only 9 issues left ? i thought there was 120
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snowtiger wrote:She is looking great Bernd.  love all that extra detail . only 9 issues left ? i thought there was 120 Hi! Thank you very much for your kind comment! No, there are "only" 100 issues. Regards, Bernd
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Hi! Next update, I think the pic don´t need any comment  . Now issue 95 is finished and, just in time, today the issues 96-100 were in the postbox. They also contain the first crew member. Regards, Bernd der Gohfelder attached the following image(s):
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Excellent work on the crew member Bernd, the photo unfortunately doesn't give any indication of the size... maybe a photo next to a cent would show up the excellent work even better..... love it.... Regards Alan
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Gandale wrote:Excellent work on the crew member Bernd, the photo unfortunately doesn't give any indication of the size... maybe a photo next to a cent would show up the excellent work even better..... love it.... Regards Alan Hi Alan! Thank you very much, but it came painted from Hachette btw.: it´s about 4 cm tall. Regards. Bernd
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der Gohfelder wrote:Gandale wrote:Excellent work on the crew member Bernd, the photo unfortunately doesn't give any indication of the size... maybe a photo next to a cent would show up the excellent work even better..... love it.... Regards Alan Hi Alan! Thank you very much, but it came painted from Hachette btw.: it´s about 4 cm tall. Regards. Bernd Hi Bernd, and here was me thinking it was all your own work....  .. Am sure you could have done just as good a job though...  .. Excellent looking figurine none the less.... Regards Alan
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Hi! Here the next update ----- and I´m not happy I worked a little bit on the main deck and placed the launches. But what´s that - three stands for 2 launches??? Well, the third one is part of the additional issues here in Germany! Sorry, but thats a bad idea of making money. Then I tried to mount the ship lanterns. Please believe me, I tried everything to do this but it´s absolutely impossible. You know, my english is not very good. I know only one english word for this: waste! There was only one decision for me. I put the original lanterns were they belong (waste bag) and bought some new from a spare part shop. Regards, Bernd der Gohfelder attached the following image(s):
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Bernd To be honest "waste" is a good word to use in a forum - you could try "rubbish" for the uk reader. Really feel for your problems but guess what -.for all the issues this kit might have (and with any kit there are always issues) you are doing a real top job of putting this one together. Try to look in as often as I can and what I see is something really special being made. Happy modelling Tony Happy Modelling
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birdaj2 wrote:Bernd
To be honest "waste" is a good word to use in a forum - you could try "rubbish" for the uk reader. Really feel for your problems but guess what -.for all the issues this kit might have (and with any kit there are always issues) you are doing a real top job of putting this one together.
Try to look in as often as I can and what I see is something really special being made.
Happy modelling
Tony
Hi Tony! Thank you very much for your kind comment! I know, modelling means having good day and bad days. But the lantern problem is a general problem. I´ve seen this in all German forums and I´m sure you will get this in England too. So this shoud be a warning for the Pearl builders in England for the future. Perhaps the modellers could come together and make a big order for new lanterns to get a better price Regards, Bernd
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Love the lanterns Bernd,the ship is looking fantastic, sorry to hear you are having problems with it, but i feel sure a man of your build talent will find a way round it that other people can follow. Paul Building: DelPrado HMS Victory. Building: DeAgostini Sovereign Of The Seas.
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Looks fantastic Bernd, thanks for the warning about the lanterns, I'm saving this one for a start in the winter I think. Steve
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Hi Bernd Don't let something like bad lanterns but you off your build you have, so far, make a cracking job and I follow your build with interest. I have also subscribed to the UK version of this build so I will watch out for the lanterns and maybe order some in readiness as a replacement. Regards Dave You do not need a parachute to skydive. You only need a parachute to skydive twice.
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Greetings Bernd, I am really enjoying your build. The new lanterns look good. I look forward to seeing how the rest of this build goes. Will you rig the sails up or down? Christopher Current builds: HMS Victory Black Pearl
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Gibbo wrote:Love the lanterns Bernd,the ship is looking fantastic, sorry to hear you are having problems with it, but i feel sure a man of your build talent will find a way round it that other people can follow. Paul Hi Paul! Thank you very much! Well, modellers don´t have problems, they have challanges Regards, Bernd
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stevie_o wrote:Looks fantastic Bernd, thanks for the warning about the lanterns, I'm saving this one for a start in the winter I think. Steve Hi Steve! Thank you very much! Some of the Germen Pearl builders made their own wooden lanterns. Not easy but also a good idea. Regards, Bernd
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riff-raff wrote:Hi Bernd
Don't let something like bad lanterns but you off your build you have, so far, make a cracking job and I follow your build with interest.
I have also subscribed to the UK version of this build so I will watch out for the lanterns and maybe order some in readiness as a replacement.
Regards
Dave Hi Dave! Thank you very much for your kind comment! Regards, Bernd
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CAThompson wrote:Greetings Bernd,
I am really enjoying your build. The new lanterns look good. I look forward to seeing how the rest of this build goes.
Will you rig the sails up or down?
Christopher Hi Christopher! Thank you very much! I´m not sure which kind of rigging I want to build yet. Regards, Bernd
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Looking fab Bernd, lanterns look great.. Think you are doing a great job with this build... Regards Alan
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