Part1:
Built this kit over the past year adding extra utilities and lighting
Built this kit over the past year adding extra utilities and lighting
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Part 2:
Enjoyed every moment and added to my ever growing fleet
Enjoyed every moment and added to my ever growing fleet
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Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
What did the original ship use for the skylights along the deck?
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All the wiring under the deck reminded me of the years I spent building a model railroad. Great modelling. I like to describe models by how it looks from where you are standing. For example a 6” model is really exemplary work as in the case above. If the model doesn’t look so great unless you are standing on the other side of the room, then it may be a 10’ model. Let’s face it almost any rigged ship, regardless of how accurately it has been done, can look great from a distance. Phil
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.