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Just for Bob.

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G'day Bob, I thought you might like to see these pics, they are not at your very small scale, I think they are around the 1/196 scale or one inch = 16 feet, my friend makes them, hope you enjoy,

best regards John from the Windsor Castle.
The first four are of a Whaling ship, the third pic shows my Duke of York at 1/96 scale, so based on that I reckon pats are at 1/192

These next three are Diorama of a Chinese Port.

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Hi John,
Some very nice dioramas there. Nicely shaped sails as well. The junks also make a very interesting scene and the water is really excellent.
Bob
 
I agree with Bob.

The smaller models and the dioramas are fantastic. Bob when you make one of your small models can you take us through the steps of the build. I know a lot of members enjoy seeing your work. How it is done I am very unsure.

Thanks for posting this John.

Cheers
Geoff
 
I'm glad you guys like them, I will pass your comments on to my friend, the sea is a piece of slate from a local quarry,

best regards John.
 
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