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Ok other hobbies, erm?
Good for you Neil. My summer passion is golf I'm afraid. This is part of my beautiful Golf Club. And this is me at one of our team events. John- wotan
- Post #23
- Forum: Other Hobbies and interests
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Sadistic Christmas gift
So someone bought me this for Christmas (SWMBO). This is an almost impossible kit to assemble, as anyone who has ever had one of these Metal Earth kits will know. It is all made out of steel photo etch that is prepainted. It is a sadistic gift for someone like me, who is not a great model...- wotan
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Best model you ever made?
I have a few favorites. Box dio Airborne forces D Day 9th Armoured Div on the Ludendorf bridge The old North bridge at the Battle of Concord John- wotan
- Post #20
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Spots on the Internet (2023)
Those figures are pretty much the same set that has been around for years. Made about 3 years ago. -
Snowy morning!
White here already. Squirrels have been running along the rail on our deck. John -
Napoleon the movie
So since it was snowing today and it's cheap tickets Tuesday here SWMBO and I decided to go and see the movie Napoleon. I'll give my detailed comments below but if you want to avoid any spoilers ,not worth watching! Now you can skip the rest. If you did stay around then here's what I thought... -
Brian's 1/100 HMS Victory
BTW Brian where the stays are shown going through the hull you could always attach them later by fixing a very small eye bolt in the hole. These are easily made by turning a piece of thin copper wire around a pin or similar and cutting to length. On many ships this is in fact how the...- wotan
- Post #136
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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Brian's 1/100 HMS Victory
I think they are the parts circled here. John- wotan
- Post #126
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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Brian's 1/100 HMS Victory
Brian These look like STAY fasteners. I suspect the PATH column may refer to the piece number to which the stay will be attached. For those lines that are doubled through a block the only concern is to make them the same length on matching sides. As Tim mentioned for those lines that are not...- wotan
- Post #125
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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Brian's 1/100 HMS Victory
Brian If you PM me your address I'll send you this. You should find it helpful for some of the rigging. I won't be using it anymore. John p.s. It might take a week or two in the old birch bark canoe to cross the pond.- wotan
- Post #117
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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STL files
I don't know which one you are looking at but I have this one. I must say that I am very happy with it. John- wotan
- Post #10
- Forum: 3D Printing and Digital Modelling
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What flew over your house (yesterday)
Not over my house but local airshow. John -
Computer Games
Yes I am one of those who enjoys the odd computer game or two and was seduced by the launch of STARFIELD. I got it through Steam and it took about 20 hours to download on my internet connection. I have only really just unwrapped it but I have too say, for anyone who is interested in space...- wotan
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- Forum: Other Hobbies and interests
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Centurion AVLB (slow build)
Clearly an ST scratchery winner. John- wotan
- Post #22
- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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Bird Watching a Relaxing Hobby
Looking over his breakfast hunting ground, a blue heron sitting on our bridge. John- wotan
- Post #445
- Forum: Other Hobbies and interests
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Richards completed Malayan Emergency Diorama
A natural for the Simon T scratch award. Bravo Richard John- wotan
- Post #30
- Forum: Completed Dioramas
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Arizona Trumpeter 1/200th
Nick Great modelling and I have to admit that I am very much an 18th century sailing ship nerd. I have never built Victory but I have built some frigates of the period and I am a keen painter of the period. This is the great frigate duel between Shannon and the Chesapeake. John- wotan
- Post #23
- Forum: Completed Ships
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LIANG 1/35 MODEL BRICK graver.
Nothing really to do with cutting brick patterns but here is a tool some scratch builders may not have seen before but they could find useful. It is a stained glass makers pattern cutter. A form of scissors with 3 blades that cuts a uniform strip out of foil, plasticard, cardboard etc. Mine cut...- wotan
- Post #14
- Forum: Product Reviews
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1/72 HMS Iron Duke - Type 23 Frigate
Very impressive Garry and a definite inductee into the Simon T hall of fame. Bravo John- wotan
- Post #448
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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