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Victorious
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At least some one,s building, looking very nice paul, or is Dreadsty or Jeckel or Hyde, :lol_3: :lol_3: :wave_1: :wave_1: :thumbs_up_1:


Very Funny

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Here are the latest piccies from the PSSHIPS Shipyard. :thumbs_up_1:

I have almost finished the Admiral's cabin ( not your's Ron :lol_3: ) chart house and the bridge.

The next step is to fit the roof's and tidy up the paint work.

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Enjoy :thumbs_up_1: Paul

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Very nice update there Paul. :thumbs_up_1: It is starting to come together very nicely.
Look forward to seeing her at Kingsbury in July. :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

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OMG, that is awesome work on the bridge interiors!


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wow! interiors... thats crazy! good job! :thumbs_up_1:

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So...what part of the world does the map represent :big_grin: Wonderful work, Paul. Now why isn't the cabin on my Dread like that....

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So...what part of the world does the map represent :big_grin: Wonderful work, Paul. Now why isn't the cabin on my Dread like that....



ST Helens, its to remind him where he lives, and how to get home. :lol_3: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1: :wave_1:

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Hi Timmy, it is no part of the world as you will have to get close when the roof is on and with a torch, but, from the outside on a bright day it will give an appearance of a chart on the chart table.

Thanks guys for you comments, she will only get better from now.

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Actually Timmy, it's a chart of Kingsbury Lake. :lol_3: :lol_3: :lol_3:

Paul is not very familiar with this place as it will be Dreadnought's first appearance.

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But I'm sure Paul would be able to reproduce a real map if he so wishes :big_grin:

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Oh, yeah and then some, LOL.

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Hi guys, just to let you all know that Dreadnought has been mothballed for a couple of weeks, due to other commitments, but, there will be a new update midweek on this last weekend's progress, stick with it. She should be completed by the end of August and goes operational mid June, unless I can manage earlier.
I have got somebody jumping on me for another ship, LOL, well, hell, I should do a Burke 2A in about 4 weeks?
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Hi Guys, Dreadnought has been sighted sneaking up to the work bench again. more pictures soon.

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Hi Guys, Dreadnought has been sighted sneaking up to the work bench again. more pictures soon.

Lovely! I'm finding your work on and around the superstructure answering several questions for me. I look forward to the next instalments.

When/if you have the time, would you mind saying whether the kit is worth the money, how well has it gone together/would it go together if you weren't scratching a lot of it, and (64M$ one) would you build one again? Just curious!

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This is the reason why the Dreadnough has not appeared for a few weeks. I have been working on these.

The first set of photos are of an Arleigh Burke

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Here is another model, this time the Oscar Austin.

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I should have an update on the Dreadnought soon. Keep watching. :thumbs_up_1:

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Burkes are so nice :big_grin: They look awesome! :thumbs_up_1:

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wow! i think modern ships are ugly, but the models always seem nice. lol.... i have considered building a model of one, but i hate the real ones.

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Okay guys, I have just blown the cobwebs of the Dreadsty, after completing other projects, but work has now resumed. I have now got the motors installed and everything has been bench tested. Other work has been putting on the submarine booms along the sides and quite a few more deck fittings, and work on the mast.

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That was my post, forgot to Log in :doh_1:
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About time you posted something. I though she had sunk. :lol_3: :lol_3: :lol_3: :lol_3:

Coming on great Paul :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

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