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Some amendments to the photos.

Thanks 593Jones. I’ll correct that. Plus I want to make a few adjustments including weathering the boots a little more with mud effects and adding some barbed wire.

Tommy’s War figures, 1/32 scale.

I think this would be a brilliant diorama. Great if Tommy’s Wars or some company make a group of figures like these. Did you know each man has a name and history?

Just testing again, using my iPad for first time. Using Flickr and accessing my photostream for my photos. As previously described Left click on the downward pointing arrow at the bottom right of the screen. Select view all sizes. Another window will appear. Choose your size. To r click on photo to get URL I found equivalent action with iPad is clicking on the star on the toolbar in the upper right corner and copying URL from there. I get this when pasting URL. IT WORKED! NOT SURE HO

Very good. Like the realistic wood painting effect.

Hi Graham, I used Fine RUST coloured EZ line by Berkshirejunction.com. I copied this info from their website: Fine .010 (0.25mm) diameter Recommended for N and HO model railroad scales. This size works well for other models from 1/350 1/87 scale. Heavy .020 (0.5mm) in diameter Recommended for S and O scale, and as high tension wires in HO Scale. Recommended for other scale models from 1/64 1/10 scale. Being stretchy you can get good tension, and superglue works. White glue added later helps to reinforce the cement and can give the apperance of balls etc. I tend to use uni caenis 20 denier thread by Uschi van der Rosten as well these days.

Very impressive. Lots of dynamism. Tells a good story!

Fanatastic account of your build so far. Great detailed photos. Will be very useful for people following on after you doing this build. Keep up the good work. I'm tempted at doing a 1/200 scale ship but where would I put it!!

Love the result. Brilliantly executed. Well done with the rigging, I would think the most challenging part!

Very good. So funny I had to take the laptop out to show other people!

Great work. Faultless!

I agree you need to repaint the propellers. After a good sanding an enamel paint would do the job.

Unbelievable! Amazing!

Thats great Looking forward to seeing this develop.