HMS Victory and Le Redoutable at Trafalgar (1/300)
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Re: HMS Victory and Le Redoutable at Trafalgar (1/300)
My favorite figure so far.
Of course, the day is young.
Of course, the day is young.
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mine too, the sniping marine 
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Beautifully done - rich in detail and I feel the story being told as I study the photos. Excellent work!
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I begin to feel the shots whizzing past
What he said!
What he said!
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Re: HMS Victory and Le Redoutable at Trafalgar (1/300)
Thank you very much everyone!
Well, it is simply not an easy name for non-Dutch-speakers...

Thank you! That is a great compliment for me, because in a diorama, the 'feel' is for me always one of the most important things.
No problem Rui! I'm used to it, and I've seen much much worse. Not to mention the pronunciation!
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Bombastically good. 
In the truest sense of the word.
In the truest sense of the word.
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Officers from HMS Hood survey the battle in a 50ft steam picket while a range of pulling boats prepare for a sneak attack.
It was very good to view the models up close and difficult to believe how small they really are.
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Re: HMS Victory and Le Redoutable at Trafalgar (1/300)
TY for sharing EJFoeth
Cheers,
Rui
Cheers,
Rui
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This is how Marijn is able to achieve such amazing detail.
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Re: HMS Victory and Le Redoutable at Trafalgar (1/300)
This is how my model sees me 
XXXDAn
PS: Wonderfull work as always MArijn!
XXXDAn
PS: Wonderfull work as always MArijn!
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