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birdaj2 wrote:Very neat work John.
All that rigging looks extremely complex.
Tony Hi Tony Thank you for looking in and the nice compliment...  Yeah - rigging is complex - and frustrating at times...  , but satisfying to see it finished...  Regards JohnP
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Gandale wrote:Looking fab John, the end is very much in sight now....  .. Very well done... Regards Alan Hi Alan Thank you for the nice compliment... Yes the end is in sight now - just wondering what to get up to when it's done...!  Regards JohnP
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Hi Everyone. Here is my progress for February 2020. Issue 135 refers. Installed all four anchors and the floatation devices taken from the poster...I think that adds a nice touch... Started prepping the figurines. Almost there!!!!!... Regards JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Looks absolutely stunning John, you're doing a fabulous job on her..... Regards Alan
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Amazing work John. Congrats on your "Yellow" medal for an outstanding build. Well deserved.  Regards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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yes I agree well deserved yellow medal.A stunning build.
Carl
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Congratulations on your Yellow Medal Award John, a build that certainly deserves the recognition for the work and effort you've done.... Very well done....  Regards Alan
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Hi Alan, Derek, Mark and Carl. Many thanks for your kind words of congratulations... But can anyone tell me what the yellow medal is for? Have I unwittingly reached/passed a milestone or something?...  Regards JohnP
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John Passmore wrote:Hi Alan, Derek, Mark and Carl. Many thanks for your kind words of congratulations... But can anyone tell me what the yellow medal is for? Have I unwittingly reached/passed a milestone or something?... Regards JohnP The yellow medal is awarded for an outstanding build and is well deserved in your case.Congratulations. Carl
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darbyvet wrote:John Passmore wrote:Hi Alan, Derek, Mark and Carl. Many thanks for your kind words of congratulations... But can anyone tell me what the yellow medal is for? Have I unwittingly reached/passed a milestone or something?... Regards JohnP The yellow medal is awarded for an outstanding build and is well deserved in your case.Congratulations. Carl Hi Carl Thanks for the clarification - much appreciated... Regards JohnP
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Hi Everyone EUREKA!!! My SotS is now complete. Firstly I'd like to thank Admin for selecting mine as Build of the Month... Although I feel my build is not as worthy as some of the other excellent builds on this Forum!!!!... Nonetheless I appreciate the recognition.... Her is my final progress report. Issues 134 and 135 refer. * Fitted all the flags.... * Placed all the "Diddy Men".... Regards to all JohnP PS. I've made the display stand and wondering if I should glue it to the hull...Can anyone advise?... John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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John Top job - looks brilliant. Personal view but i would not glue stand to model as you can bet at some point you will wish you had not. Many line the stand with felt so it does not damage paint on lower hull. So what are you going to do next? Will it be another ship model? Tony Happy Modelling
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Stunning work John a very nice build Martyn Building ?
Completed. Soliei Royal . Sovereign of the Seas . Virginia . Scotland . San Felipe . Corel vasa , Santisima Trinadad X section , Vasa
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Hi JohnP, These kits need some serious dedication and skill to complete, so you deserve every accolade they get. On that point, congrats on your "Red" medal for a completed build. I hope you have another project in mind or are thinking about one, as I for one will be following your progress. Regards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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Hi John, Congratulations on completing your build. It's stunning!!! The yellow medal is well deserved!!! Congrats again. Kind regards, Garth "Measure twice, cut once!!!"
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Well done John - a beautiful model in every way and a credit to you! I would also say don't glue to the stand - I think the most elegant stands for wooden ships are the brass pedestal type which screw or bolt into the keel. The wooden 'cradle' type I think should always be just a free standing support, as Tony said, once its glued you're stuck with it (sorry! ) Brilliant work! Robin. First wooden ship: The Grimsby 12 Gun 'Frigate' by Constructo Second: Bounty DelPrado Part Works Third: HMS Victory DelPrado Part Works 1/100 scale Diorama of the Battle of the Brandywine from the American Revolutionary War Diorama of the Battle of New Falkland (unfinished sci-fi), Great War Centenary Diorama of the Messines Ridge Assault Index for the Victory diary is on page 1
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birdaj2 wrote:John
Top job - looks brilliant.
Personal view but i would not glue stand to model as you can bet at some point you will wish you had not.
Many line the stand with felt so it does not damage paint on lower hull.
So what are you going to do next? Will it be another ship model?
Tony Hi Tony Thanks for the nice compliment and words of advice re the display stand - which I shall follow... No I shall not be doing any more modelling, I would like to have done Victory but don't have time now... I see you are in Wiltshire - I had close family in Beanacre and visited many times over the years - lovely part of the world.... Best regards JohnP
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Martyn Ingram wrote: Stunning work John a very nice build Martyn Hi Martyn Thanks for looking in and the nice compliment. Best regards JohnP
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delboy271155 wrote:Hi JohnP, These kits need some serious dedication and skill to complete, so you deserve every accolade they get. On that point, congrats on your "Red" medal for a completed build. I hope you have another project in mind or are thinking about one, as I for one will be following your progress. Regards delboy271155 (Derek) Hi Derek Yes it was a lot more difficult than I initially envisaged - there was a lot of trial and error, with two steps forward and one step back as I had to work out how to do certain functions all the time.... I often found instructions in much later issues long after I'd spent time working on an item!!!  Sorry - I won't be doing any more projects... Regards JohnP
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