what can we say?
just "beautiful" - my english vocabular is not big enough, sorry for repeating myself
just "beautiful" - my english vocabular is not big enough, sorry for repeating myself
H.M.S. PEGASUS - Swan Class by David Antscherl & Greg Herbert Scale 1:36
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Wow, so much fine details.
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It's looking amazing
Today I want to formulate it simple -> BRAVO
Just magnificent Ricci!
Fantastic work Ricci. I look forward to seeing your model in real life, I hope you take it with you to Evian.
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If all goes well, I will be present at Evian with three models and it will be a great pleasure to meet you!
JuHu - you are also at Evian - Great to know
It will be a pleasure to see you and your models
ANNOUNCEMENT: International Meeting of Model Ship and arsenal model making - October 19 and 20, 2024 in Evian les Bains
I am very happy to make this announcement of a future meeting - based on a personal invitation I received shortly ago by the organisator Hubert Flatrès International Meeting of Model Ship and model making arsenal lake heritage of alpine lakes. October 19 and 20, 2024 in Evian les Bains (Haute...
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The joy is all on my side, because you are my mentor for the construction of La Palme (L' Amaranthe) I have to keep referring to your construction report to see how you did it.
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My heart sinks when I see the model and read the report. Thank you for showing it.
You continue with the high quality 
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As does mine...
Steps are fantastic! Did you take any additional photos of the stages of milling?
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No, Sorry! But the First photo Is clear. I used a small block of pointed wood to rest the workpiece on, adjusting the height and depth of the vertical cutter. Of course you have to have a steady hand so as not to damage the piece