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That bridge is looking good Crisp are you going to solder it Regards Richard

Couldn't agree more with what was said above from Rob and Stuart Regards Richard

Wow brilliant weathering Kev differently looking like a well used work horse Regards Richard

Very nice Beefy I can see why you say these are fiddly little sucks Regards Richard

Your knowledge on Sherman's is just fantastic John Regards Richard

Nice progress Darryl Regards Richard

Man that is small Kristjan, is it 1:35 scale, you have added some very nice detail to it Regards Richard

Brilliant job on your M60A Roger Regards Richard

You are doing a great job on this T-34/76 Nikolay Regards Richard

That has some nice detail for 1/72 scale good start on your paint job Regards Richard

Great start Darryl, Just posted in John WIP while I visited the Tank Museum took these pic's of the Cromwell hope they will help. Regards Richard

Hi John great detail you are adding I just found some pictures I took of this Sherman at the Tank Museum in 2017 is this a Sherman Firefly 1C If it is I can send you five more I took might be of help Also the other day was at Chapters Book store and found this great book on M4 Sherman Tanks for $10.00 CDN do you have this one great book Front cover Back cover Regards Richard

Another lot of brilliant detail just love it once you have a coat of paint on it, detail will just pop Regards Richard

That PE stuff does make a heck of a difference lovely job Regards Richard

Absolutely brilliant Kev, paint has brought out another dimension pure artistic Regards Richard

Superb job Martian rigging looks perfectly to scale Regards Richard

Thanks very much Rob she was a very impressive fishing schooner back in the day Regards Richard

Looking really good Crisp, I always say a picture is worth a thousand words Regards Richard

Brilliant job Murdo it is taking shape as you have planned Regards Richard

Wow the picture showing your work on top of a paint tin unbelievable Regards Richard

Brush strokes would work brilliantly Jeff Regards Richard

At 1/150 scale Regards Richard

I have thoroughly enjoyed building this model of the Bluenose by Model Shipways Kit # 2130 scale 3/16" = 1,-0', overall length 32 3/4" long, 27" tall and 5 1/4" wide so far Kev quality is overall good but I have changed some parts because I wanted to add my two cents worth, did buy some 3/4" round Cherry wood for masts, bowsprit etc, the contents contain all the wood to make the model plus some laser cut pieces, which are made from soft wood, some I changed due to me thinking they would break, there are some white metal pieces which are ok to use and if you can I would make your own. it was nice to own a lathe and milling machine to help with the cove, scuppers and parts you have seen in my wip but again you don't have to go that far. Drawings are good drawn by Ben Lankford, you do get a nice 34 page book of instructions, also the thread for rigging, I would recommend anyone to buy this model. These are the parts which come laser cut This is my second wood ship build, first was this HMS Endeavour which I have started the rigging but alas still need to finish Some of the rigging I have done so far But this will have to wait for the Bluenose to be completed, my goal for retirement is to finish all my models I have started Regards Richard

Please take a few pic's of this procedure to make the water love to know how to do it. Regards Richard

Lovely work Steve , why not try some Tung Oil instead of painting it will bring out the wood just right, just a thought have used it before. Regards Richard