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She appears to swim well in her natural element! Congratulations!
Surely Mr. Simpson is holding the Christening bottle.
Surely Mr. Simpson is holding the Christening bottle.
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You will all have to wait until July 2nd now, before the Duke sails again, this time with Paul's Dreadnought, Barry and possibly Dave's Amethyst again, the Victorious and many other spledid warship model's.
This promises to be a spectacular day and many more photos should appear shortly afterwads.
This promises to be a spectacular day and many more photos should appear shortly afterwads.
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Under Construction Laid Up - H.M.S. Marlborough 1/96
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ARH said:
So you admit it. We Pirates have been saying that about you for years.
Seriously, she looks good on the water. You should be proud of your modeling accomplishment. Congratulations. Now shoot Kenny,
thats a good surgestion,

I was like a drowned rat
So you admit it. We Pirates have been saying that about you for years.
Seriously, she looks good on the water. You should be proud of your modeling accomplishment. Congratulations. Now shoot Kenny,
thats a good surgestion,
Any ship larger than a Destroyer is a waste of metal.
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les wrote:ARH said:
I was like a drowned rat
So you admit it. We Pirates have been saying that about you for years.
Seriously, she looks good on the water. You should be proud of your modeling accomplishment. Congratulations. Now shoot Kenny,
You can see why I hate thoughs PIRATES.
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Simple but effective.
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Fantastic looking ship Ron, looks amazing on the water - well done!
Martin
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"Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday." John Wayne
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While I've really enjoyed the building of ID over the last few months, I must say she looks absolutely fantastic in her natural element: full credit to you Ron. She's beautiful...and what a sight teamed up with the Amazon.
Many congratulations and thank you for such inspirational work - it got me building again.
Andy (planking started!)
Many congratulations and thank you for such inspirational work - it got me building again.
Andy (planking started!)
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Well guys, I thank you all for your kind comments, she does look good on the water and sailed very well in the conditions, you can not tell from the photo,s that Dave took, but there was a stiff breeze blowing, she was very stable turning across the wind, I will get some more photo,s soon when I take her for a sail in better conditions, I still have some things to finish off on her, but they are only small stuff, she was in for a refit yesterday, took off the deck and refitted the rudder section, it did not work as good as it should have, all that is fixed now and deck refitted, now more throw on the rudders for turning,
. till next time , thank you again, ARH

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