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USS Constitution 1:70 Scratch

Best tutorial I've seen in miniature model woodworking for the model shipwright. Challenging and unassailable technique! Yet accessible to anyone at a reasonably practiced skill level, not out of reach for anyone truly desirous of learning this hobby. Very professional. Thumbsup
Thanks for your inspiring contribution. :D
 
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Best tutorial I've seen in miniature model woodworking for the model shipwright. Challenging and unassailable technique! Yet accessible to anyone at a reasonably practiced skill level, not out of reach for anyone truly desirous of learning this hobby. Very professional. Thumbsup
Thanks for your inspiring contribution. :D
Thank you Peter. Undoubtedly everyone can do these. When I started this hobby 6 years ago, I didn't even imagine that I could do these things. As I practiced and gained experience, I realized what I could do.
 
Very nice work Mustafa. Lots of bits that need to be fitted one by one...
This was definitely not my plan when I started this model. I was just going to imitate the Model Shipways' kit, but some modelers inspired me to improve my build and that's the level of detail I ended up with. Sometimes I don't even add some details because I think I exaggerate too much :)
 
Totally believable. Like looking at the real thing! Your brilliant modeling helps me understand why the ship was so resilient and durable.
Before I started this hobby, I had no knowledge about the structure of ships other than their appearance. Now I know a lot about the structure and operation of old sailing warships in particular. Another plus of this hobby. :)
 
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