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Brian's Caldercraft 1/72 HMS Victory

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That just looks awesome. It really does show how each individual small addition, be it a knot, or a rib, or such, really builds up to a truly super detailed whole.
Cheers Tim starting to wonder what I'm going to do with it ? It's way bigger that I first thought.
 
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Morning Guys this morning I concentrated on the mizzen shifting,standing,top gallant standing backstays and managed to do them after having my room upside down looking for the anchor rope which I have lost somehow anyway it's gone so I blamed the dogs :)

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Thinking of donating it to my grandsons school's history dept
Not sure about that Brian. It probably won’t be given the respect it deserves, by teachers or pupils. Is there a local museum near you that might be interested? At least it would be cased there.
 
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Nearest museum is Chester and Liverpool moving it will be a problem, I really didn't realise the size, its massive lol
 
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Thanks guys I need to have a think maybe an auction house
 
Lots of societies dedicated to HMS Victory, naval history etc. When complete perhaps contact a few, with photos, and maybe it would find a good home. It would make an incredible raffle prize for the Victory Museum in Portsmouth :)
 
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Going to make a start on the bowsprit rigging as I have the thread required.
 
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Lovely work Brian. I hope you eventualy find somewhere suitable to either display Victory, or to a good home.
Cheers Joe, the fun for me is actually building the ship although the finished project look fine I have no attachment to it:)
 
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