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We all enjoy your work,
and thank you for putting a poppy on your messages.
Regards
Richard

Yes Richard is right on the POPPY.
Its nice to see some remember .
On some forums the poppy is avalible to show.

So its nice that you have one Nicolas.

Great work by the way.

I cannot forget

It is a minimum, regarding the sacrifice!
cheers
Nicolas

brilliant work Nicolas, very clean and neat buildings


regards



JAM

Hello all

thank's Jam
the last progress. there were not enough pieces to glue,I added the forgotten pieces



the forward deck beginning to have his "head" final





especially with the bow equipped with its "cable holders"



it lacks the "blake screw slip"

cheers
Nicolas

Wonderful.... Could you please bring her to Switzerland Nicolas??

Hope to see you soon!

Michael

mima wrote:Wonderful.... Could you please bring her to Switzerland Nicolas??

Hope to see you soon!

Michael

Why Michi? Do you want to give her "Swiss Mountain Navy flag" on stern?

Only a joke ... as preciously told, an impressing job here and always an inspiration how to make things in general + what I have to do one day with my Richelieu after I have enough experince with other ships to start then Richelieu.

Hello gentlemen�s

Thank you both for your comments
Michael, for the visit in Switzerland, with the one, it�s not possible, but with version 1940, why not, it would be with pleasure
I was really sad to not to be able go to Telford and see "the band"

It�s good, all anchor equipment are made, but then what a hassle!!! To start a small reminder ,one of significant characteristic of our plastics profiles, namely that we can make the stretched by heating, while retaining their initial shape (round, square, round tube square, etc. etc.) for my part I need to reduce round rectangular tubes and U-profile




Once reduced, the portions are cut, but only with the aid of a razor blade, the blade of the cutter or others are too big and crush the profiles reduced.I apologize to most experienced of you for the explanation, but I try to think of my comrades beginners
A view of the pieces needed to make an anchor equipment unit




All parts made, that I'll need




To give you an idea the size, the support for the painting is of 4cm x 2cm

A view of the temporary mounting (nothing is glued or painted)



I hope not to have been bored with these little details
cheers
Nicolas

The "little details" are what makes this build so incredible! It's never boring to be in awe.

Channell wrote:The "little details" are what makes this build so incredible! It's never boring to be in awe.

Signed!

... and it shows again a detail on which I never thought about and what is for sure in this or that version to find on most ships.

Brilliant work on the anchors and Blake's stoppers,
I struggle with WEM's anchors and Blake's stoppers and they are one piece beauties.
You are taking this on to a new level that few mortal's can follow.
Regards
Richard

Excellent detail.

thanks gentlemen's for your kind comments ,I really appreciate your leniency,for my writings in english
that should not be easy to read
cheers
Nicolas

Well tis a work of art and no mistake .
I to seem to have come to the conclusion that this project is a work of art.

I 'Am lost for words'

thank's Captain for your kind wrote ,it is my pleasure and gives me of heart for the finishings
see you soon
Nicolas

Impressive details, stunning work Nicolas.


cheers



JAM

Hi gent's

thank's Jam
my Blake's stoppers,painted and installed in place



a larger view



placing details of the bow is complete(set apart some little "tricks")
I'll proceed on to the installation of railings
cheers
Nicolas

Every time I think that you can't top what you've just done - you do. Amazingly detailed work - such fidelity on the little parts!

Pure class Nicolas.
Rob.

Hello gents
thanks for your kind comments
the decks are finished to 95% remains the DCA to ask, but it will be the end!
I could not resist making a temporary mounting, just to give me heartened to finish
So to start bow



the "castle"



the stern



"aerial views"






and one for an overview of the entire



this is for the aggressive side of richelieu






and the last two





I must admit that I am motivated by recent advances
cheers
Nicolas