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This is a great model to download. The art work is fantastic. Highly recommended if you like architecture. :thumb: Started building this model about a month ago. Regards, Fred

Thank you Skoda. This has been an amazing build. :wave7: I only hope this thread will be around for a long time so I can use it as a reference when I finally start my Sulaco. Files already downloaded. Regards, Fred

Try here http://www.papermodelers.com/forum/ships-watercraft/9403-sovereign-seas-1637-1-96-scratch-build.html It's at papermodelers.com Regards, Fred

Great movie. Fantastic way to view a fabulous model. Have already downloaded all the files for a future build. To say thank you is just not enough. :wave7: By the way, Jan, love those Astro racers. :drag1: Regards, Fred

Happy Birthday, Peter. Will raise a glass (or maybe two :thumb:) in your honor when I get home tonight. Cheers, Fred

What a beauty! :thumb: This will be a must have and the building instructions are great with all those photos. A picture is worth a thousand words. Fred

Peter, That's one good looking Thunderbird. :thumb::thumb::thumb: Going to have to look that one up on papermodelers. Fred

Peter, Couldn't agree more. I remember the days when I made things out of styrofoam packing material. Had great shapes and could turn it into all sorts of applications. Plaster of paris and sawdust made a great medium for sculpture. Looked just like sandstone after a brushing of floor wax...

Yes, that's rights - Little WeeeeD. Glad I'm not the only one that remembers them. Beginning to feel old. Fred

With an intro like this video, who wouldn't want to check out this thread every day! :thumb: As an after thought, any paper models of Bill and Ben, The Flower Pot Men? Used to watch them on the BBC in the late fifties. Fred (Seascape on PM)

This is looking great. A must have when the engine is complete for a future build. Fred

Thanks, Zathros. Need to really start working on it again. Has been kind of neglected the last couple of years due to work. Fred

I'll let you into a secret. Just got the room organized and haven't really got busy in there yet. Give it a couple of months and it won't look so clean. Fred

This is another one of my hobbies. This is the first planking on the Royal Caroline. And my workbench. Fred

Just completed some windmills that were bought in The Netherlands about 15 years ago. They are all published by Leon Schuijt at 1:100 scale. Printing is good, but the fit on some of the parts could be better. There are 4 separate 1 sheet models. Regards, Fred

It's going to look fantastic on top of the crawler. Actually, the crawler that arrived a month ago may just take me 10 years to build so hopefully the LUT will be ready then. sign1 A beautiful kit. Regards, Fred

Jan, WOW, Thank you for a fantastic project.:wave7: This looks like it out of this world.:grin: Now to download and print for a future build. Merry Christmas to you. Regards, Fred

Glad this week is over. Finally have some time to catch up on all the reading. Fantastic model. Hard to believe this is paper. Better than many wood models I've seen. Have been following Doris and her work on some of the other forums for quite a while. I'm working on the Royal Caroline but...

Hi all, Just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Fred and live in Piperton, TN. Built many paper, plastic and balsa wood models in my youth and got interested in sticks and strings (wooden shipbuilding) after visiting the Vasa in Stockholm. While looking into the MS Johan van...

I agree, looks great. I've looked at the Yee engine but think I'll wait for yours to be completed. Looks much more interesting. :thumb: Fred