Many thanks Peter.The weathered black deck looks very realistic, Neil. And you are making a nice progress with the build.
Regards, Peter
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Many thanks Peter.The weathered black deck looks very realistic, Neil. And you are making a nice progress with the build.
Regards, Peter

Oh Shucks ! Many thanks Neil.Hi again Neil. The tar effect really is superb, and very difficult to achieve. I also spied a rather nice Tri-plane hanging up. You are a man of many talents.

Possible, I’m sure Neil. Maybe one day.Very good, bravo! Truly an excellent kit, but it doesn't go from the box to nearly finished without a serious helping of skill and patience. Just a thought... but could you make the stern wheel revolve slowly with a motor?








The lightning is a big plus for this model, Neil. Up to the finishing touch.Fed up with all the little wires hanging around.
Very thin and fragile, a couple broke off from moving the ship around, re soldered them and built a base to house them and battery.
All still working and a nice 9v battery holder with a switch on the front end.
Still more finishing to do on the ship.
A really lovely designed kit. Faultless.
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It really looks lovely lit up. Cute little model.The lightning is a big plus for this model, Neil. Up to the finishing touch.
Regards, Peter

