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Quite a beautiful and brilliant build!:) It's been a true joy to see you put this one together, wonderful attention to all the little details. Get some rest, relax and then...post more photos!:grin: Thanks for letting us watch you build this little gem! Cheers! Jim

This build gets better and better with each update...you are building an incredible model, mate! Don't let us distract you, please finish this on time! Cheers! Jim

Not at all, John; I'm just glad you found the site. Besides, I've gotten use to being ignored.:grin: They do have a LOT of thumbnails! Now, if only we can figure a way of converting them into paper models...any ideas? Cheers! Jim

Good find, John. Since I usually model in waterline almost exclusively, and normally merchant ships, rather than bazzer who prefers the big red bottoms, so to speak, the ships are of great interest to me. Cheers! Jim

Hi, Chris: For some reason I can't see the pictures (again!:cry: ). How did you attach the pics to your post? Maybe my settings are not proper for displaying them. From what I read, sounds like an awesome job! Cheers! Jim P.S. Never mind...I see them now.:???: Everyone's...

Wotcher, bazzer! It really doesn't look bad, certainly not as bad as I made it sound, I was just looking at the view from the end, I think it's the last photo link, and wondered if you pulled in the midships a bit it might reduce that sheer. If you are able to make a top rail that provides...

Those details are coming out brilliantly! Takes a real steady hand to cut those small parts out, and you did a fantastic job of it. Outstanding work! Cheers! Jim

Very nicely done! A very clean and neat build. Thanks for sharing your build with us! Cheers! Jim

Don't respond, keep working at it...but I just had to say this is brilliant work, as such small scale! Bravo!!:yep: (I just wanted to use that last smilie...never used that one before.:grin: ) Cheers! Jim

That is marvelous work!:) I still want to know where you found that gigantic match stick.:grin: I'm loving this build thread! Cheers! Jim

Wotcher, bazzer!:) Very impressive work, mate! Looks like you have the whaler well in hand. Only thing I would ask is whether the sheer you have is perhaps just a tab extreme at the bow and stern, but admittedly I really don't know these little boats all that well. Looking forward to...

She's looking great!:) Very clean and crisp work, a beautiful job. I'm looking forward to seeing more.... Cheers! Jim

See? Now isn't that exceptional? I have to say, that is an awesome photo...it's says it all!:grin: I'll say it again, what a superb little lady! Thanks for indulging my whims!:) Cheers! Jim

Hi, Michi!:) What a superb little lady! I'm so glad you posted that last picture, for some scale reference, so we all can appreciate how really small this model actually is...and she IS small!! Excellent job on the rigging sequence and sail, and I like you idea of using PVA soaked thread...

Oh, yes...it looks excellent!:grin: Way to go, mate! Besides, that house will always be there for painting.:wink: Cheers! Jim

Let's just say we will agressively defend our mother land.:grin: Those who are foolhearted enough to try will unfortunately find out what we have in store for any such wayward thinking rogues...the realization of the dire mistake they have made will, unfortunately for them, come when it is...

Now that's too cool! Way to go, Padre! Cheers! Jim

Hmmmm....you might meet with a bit of opposition from another 1/72 force, well hidden along the tree line along your flank...watch out!:grin: Cheers! Jim

Did you post the revised photo? The photo above looks the same...mind you, that "ghost" is not all that obvious unless someone points it out. Cheers! Jim

I'm with you, Ray...groveling, that is.:grin: A T-90 would be excellent too...just thinking about the extreme curved surfaces of the turret makes me nervous. Tough to get just right, at least for me. Cheers! Jim