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Very very very nice, Herman.
That also applies to the well made pictures.
Regards, Peter

Thank you Peter.
In preparation for my retirement and handing in my business phone (no more calls at the odd of the day or night :cool:), I have switched to an iPhone. The quality of the photos speaks for itself. I doubt of I could make much better pictures with a dedicated camera.
 
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Thank you all for the comments and likes, much appreciated.

Latest addition to the model, the rear partition of the gundeck. The plank inserts were painted green, the top beam was placed and the statues (made earlier) on both sides of the doors were also put in place. The hardware for the doors will be later completed.

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Hello Herman, I've been following your build almost since the start but this will be my first comment. I just wanted to say that these close-up shots are very impressive, if I didn't know any better I would think you are building at an even larger scale than you are. Your build is a joy to follow!
 
Hello Herman, I've been following your build almost since the start but this will be my first comment. I just wanted to say that these close-up shots are very impressive, if I didn't know any better I would think you are building at an even larger scale than you are. Your build is a joy to follow!
Thank you Roger for checking in, your interest in my build log and your nice comment. Much appreciated.
Just like you, with the build of the "Arnemuiden", this is my learning journey.
 
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