Dave Wooley
Primorye class
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Re: Primorye class
Hello Nico good to see progress on your hull.
Dave Wooley

Dave Wooley
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Re: Primorye class
Hi Nico,
I have just seen your build thread for the first time. Your work is very nice, well done
Removing the internal frames is an interesting move. I might consider this for my next build. Too late for Varyag as I have just about finished the internal fiber glass process.
Keep up the great work
Andrew

I have just seen your build thread for the first time. Your work is very nice, well done
Removing the internal frames is an interesting move. I might consider this for my next build. Too late for Varyag as I have just about finished the internal fiber glass process.
Keep up the great work
Andrew
Ex RAN. Anzac, Duchess, Vampire, Yarra, Betano, Bombard, Brisbane, Swan, Melbourne (Carrier), HMS Leander
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shhturman
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Re: Primorye class
Expensive colleagues!
If you the prospecting ships of the Soviet fleet interest I can recommend an interesting site (http://www.hotstreams.ru/forum/index.php?board=3.0) on which you can find weight of the interesting information and photos.
Yours faithfully, shhturman.
If you the prospecting ships of the Soviet fleet interest I can recommend an interesting site (http://www.hotstreams.ru/forum/index.php?board=3.0) on which you can find weight of the interesting information and photos.
Yours faithfully, shhturman.
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korba23
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Re: Primorye class
I am a young man he served on a ship of this type - ???-502 - as a navigator. Very similar body ... Beautiful.
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Re: Primorye class
Hello,
Paint job has started, at last...
I wish i had more time to spend on this project.
Paint job has started, at last...
I wish i had more time to spend on this project.
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Re: Primorye class
Korba, she looks wonderful. When you learn the secret of creating more time for models, let us ALL know........
Patience is,a s they say a virtue, but a very tough mistress.
Andrew

Patience is,a s they say a virtue, but a very tough mistress.
Andrew
Ex RAN. Anzac, Duchess, Vampire, Yarra, Betano, Bombard, Brisbane, Swan, Melbourne (Carrier), HMS Leander
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korba23
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Re: Primorye class
Some work on the fore an aft decks
Have a nice day
PS: Soon i'll be retired (about 30 years to wait), then i'll have all the time i need...
Have a nice day
PS: Soon i'll be retired (about 30 years to wait), then i'll have all the time i need...
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Re: Primorye class
Hi Korba
I just found your build .I like the way you built you hull .

I just found your build .I like the way you built you hull .
If you are not living on the edge then you are taking up to much space