WEM H.M.S. Barham 25.11.1941.

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JIM BAUMANN
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Re: WEM H.M.S. Barham 25.11.1941.

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Top result !

I am envious of your glow of relief at completion of this long term build; :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: !
I am hopeful of experiencing the same elation within 8-10 weeks or so with the Normandie .... :woo_hoo:

Your model has a real " presence" ....
==> -- ie the look of a large, solid and heavy object .

That can be a very difficult ' feel' to emulate in a model of small dimensions
I think you have cracked it!

Bravo :cool_1:

JIM B :wave_1:
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Thank you very much, Jim!
I follow your build of Normandie with great interest and admiration.
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I only now noticed your build, congratulations, I like it very much!
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JIM BAUMANN wrote:Top result !

I am envious of your glow of relief at completion of this long term build; :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: !
I am hopeful of experiencing the same elation within 8-10 weeks or so with the Normandie .... :woo_hoo:

Your model has a real " presence" ....
==> -- ie the look of a large, solid and heavy object .

That can be a very difficult ' feel' to emulate in a model of small dimensions
I think you have cracked it!

Bravo :cool_1:

JIM B :wave_1:
What he said. :big_grin:

I could not say it better.

Formidable work. :thumbs_up_1:
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