Andrew's Minor Victory **Finished**

Our 2nd sea-going GB, for any ship, any scale, etc. Does not include amphibious aircraft or vehicles - the medium is water.
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It's looking very good Andrew. I love the way the stain has brought out the detail on the sails.
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Today I was in the right frame of mind to attempt phiddly photoetch.

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In fact I was on a roll, so I added the sails too! :grin:
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Still some extra things to do. Enough rigging to look plausible, towels on the sun-loungers etc.
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Excellent. Don't forget the water in the swimming pool ;-)
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Dazzled wrote:Excellent. Don't forget the water in the swimming pool ;-)
For some reason, this comes to mind

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Ah-they just don't make naval epics like that anymore!
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Some rigging, using EZ-line.

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Not all lines are under tension yet
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Andrew, that models should become a legend. I have not seen any naval models that small done with so much details unless we are talking about professional ship-in-the-bottle makers. Just splendid
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Looking good Andrew. Now, how are you going to get it into the bottle? ;-)
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Dazzled wrote:Looking good Andrew. Now, how are you going to get it into the bottle? ;-)
The bottle is very, very large. :-D
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Marek wrote:Andrew, that models should become a legend. I have not seen any naval models that small done with so much details unless we are talking about professional ship-in-the-bottle makers. Just splendid
Thanks :)

More rigging added this evening. I'm not going to add much more.

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I have several full rigging diagrams for Victory :lol: But I think yours will look fine without all that .... The sails really did come out nice.
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jRatz wrote:I have several full rigging diagrams for Victory :lol: But I think yours will look fine without all that .... The sails really did come out nice.
I think a full rig at this scale might be just a tad tricky :-D
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Looks great. All you need now is a micro-scale Nelson!
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jamesaw wrote:Looks great. All you need now is a micro-scale Nelson!
That would be a half - Nelson :)
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AndrewR wrote:
jamesaw wrote:Looks great. All you need now is a micro-scale Nelson!
That would be a half - Nelson :)
Grooooaaaan :roll:
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