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JIM BAUMANN
PostPosted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 1:39 pm 
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Good day all--

shooting photos ...- rather a dull old day in England ...
need more light !!

( harder brighter sharper day light! ) :Mad_5:

but encs a couple of images for your pleasure (?!) cheers JIM B


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Gregory Shoda
PostPosted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 1:45 pm 
Lovely. Excellent as always. The detail is mind-boggling.


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pete wenman
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An amazing and awesome build. An inspiration to all who build in 1/700

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Over twenty years of following Jim B's stuff, I've long run out of words, but never my awe.

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marijn van gils
PostPosted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 4:45 am 
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Simply amazing work Jim! The rigging and sail just look spot-on! The amount of detail in this scale is incredible, but even more importantly you succeeded in capturing the feel. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Thanks for sharing the entire build process. It was an absolute joy and inspiration to follow!


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Well, he is a true 'miniaturist' :thumbs_up_1:

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This is very impressive work. The rigging and sails look incredible. The water scape is the most convincing I have seen. The last shot really captures the intricate work of this model! :thumbs_up_1:

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Unbelievably exquisite work. She looks stunning!

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It is a prolific model.

The question is, and never mind mere mortals, how are YOU going to top this one Jim??

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Hi there Meister Baumann and all.

As usual, absolutely stunning work. One of the most surprising constructions I have ever seen. The hull and the sea are as perfect as 1/700 scale allows to build, and even if necessarily reduced to the bare minimum the rigging is kind of a miracle to me. I cannot imagine how it could be made better. Even studying the pictures is already a headache to me.

Congrats Meister Baumann, and let´s see what comes next.

Best regards to all from the stormy Atlantic,

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Congrats on this incredible masterpiece my friend!
It has been a delight to follow the construction from the beginning when it was hard to imagine
just how magnificent she will become!


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This is amazing! No words!


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:big_eyes: this is amazing work
gonna use some of your stuff to make my SS Savannah better.... like the sails :thanks:


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JIM BAUMANN
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If you send me your e-mail address -via pm or e-mail ( jbyachtservices (-------------) @gmail.com)

remove bracketed hyphen lines)

I can send you my paper blank file
you can download it as jpg , scale it 1/350 ( x2 from my 1/700 Breatagne to your Savannah scale ( 1;380?)

then design your sails, print off at highest quality on a inkjet printer

( laser makes it grainy) and make sure you varnish the paper with spray enamel
and hey presto you have mouldable ssails that are impervious to moisture!
HTH
JB

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Michael v. S.
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Hello Jim,
this is a wonderful new model und absolutely top work. Thank you for posting the interesting steps while finishing it.
Best regards from Germany

Michael ( ex Kantonist.de)


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