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Bob
Steel Barque Caithness-Shire 32'=1"
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Steel Barque Caithness-Shire 32'=1"
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Neptune
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Re: Steel Barque Caithness-Shire 32'=1"
You're nuts, did somebody tell you that already? 
But in a good way! Great job again. I wonder where you keep getting that patience to deliver such outstandingly sharp scratch-built master pieces!
But in a good way! Great job again. I wonder where you keep getting that patience to deliver such outstandingly sharp scratch-built master pieces!
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Goodwood
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Re: Steel Barque Caithness-Shire 32'=1"
Agreed, that's utterly butterly nutterly!
My favorite part? The fact that you put it on a seascape; maybe this is because I don't get out often enough, but I never really seem to see many, if any, sailing ships on seascapes.
My favorite part? The fact that you put it on a seascape; maybe this is because I don't get out often enough, but I never really seem to see many, if any, sailing ships on seascapes.
Sean Nash, ACG (aircraft camo gestapo)
On the ways:
1/200 Trumpeter HMS Nelson
1/700 Tamiya USS Yorktown CV-5
In the stash:
1/35 Italiari PT-109
1/35 Tamiya "Pibber" Patrol Boat
1/350 Trumpeter USS Yorktown CV-10
On the ways:
1/200 Trumpeter HMS Nelson
1/700 Tamiya USS Yorktown CV-5
In the stash:
1/35 Italiari PT-109
1/35 Tamiya "Pibber" Patrol Boat
1/350 Trumpeter USS Yorktown CV-10
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Re: Steel Barque Caithness-Shire 32'=1"
Thanks 
I don't have much patience at all though! This one took 58 hours, all timed on a stopwatch, and that included making the display case and carrying case. If I stop work for any reason, I stop the watch. I couldn't spend months or years on a model, and like to see them taking shape after the first few hours!
Bob
I don't have much patience at all though! This one took 58 hours, all timed on a stopwatch, and that included making the display case and carrying case. If I stop work for any reason, I stop the watch. I couldn't spend months or years on a model, and like to see them taking shape after the first few hours!Bob