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2,621 posts · Page 12 of 219- jumpuglyFleet AdmiralNow that is inspirational Brightwork! I love it!!!Liked by Len1 and Modelerman and
- jumpuglyFleet AdmiralMerry Christmas Gang and let's make 2024 a year of health, productivity, happiness, and model building!!!!!!!Liked by SimpleSailor and Mike Stoney and
- BrightworkCommodoreThank you everyone. I am simply a builder and steward. Not sure what will happen to them in the future. I hope they end up in loving homes. I certainly enjoy them
- BrightworkCommodoreDW Brinkman. IKEA shelves with led tape lighting. Thank you for your kind words. These shelves are in the bedroom. I just can’t seem to get shelf space in the living room lol. Some are in my man cave as well. Cheers.Liked by PeterL3 and DWBrinkman
- DWBrinkmanRear AdmiralBrightwork,
You inspired me to do something to display some of my boats. It's just a start, but I cleared off some less interesting stuff from a couple of bookshelves and went to my shed and literally "dusted off" some of my Harbor.
Certainly not as beautiful as yours, but now I at least have a few of my boats to look at over the winter Dry Dock season.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Dave B
PS Please ignore the mess around the bookshelves, it was a quick and dirty project, LOLLiked by EdW and Brightwork and
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralI reckon you're right Roy👍 but with some 'modellers license'.
Especially at the stern - seems to be intended for only one shaft whereas the original had two.
Stabilisers were also fitted to the hull.
The embryonic superstructure looks about right though.
Deans still do a kit, but it ain't cheap🤑🤑
Cheers, Doug😎
https://deansmarine.co.uk/shop/product_info.php/products_id/463
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- BrightworkCommodoreFlaxybuck,
Yes..especially as one comment put it...they did not have the tools etc to make jewelry and all the fine work that it needs as they have now.Liked by Len1
"dock rash" on them.
Barry