17th century war vessle

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  1. mhkash
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    mhkash Junior Member

    hi all, this is my current project , all comments are appreciated
    thanx
     

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  2. michael pierzga
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    Looks Great !!!

    Model ships are fun to build
     
  3. mhkash
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    Thank you, it sure is :D
     
  4. kach22i
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    It just needs a stand now so you can get it out of the corner and on to the fireplace mantel.

    Looks like you had some fun.
     
  5. mhkash
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    Yes I'm working on it, and some final rigging too :)
     
  6. kach22i
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    I'd be tempted to physically secure the display base to the hull.

    I don't trust anyone but myself to set it on a stand right, and even I make mistakes in haste.
     
  7. mhkash
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    Yes , i have completed the Stand
     

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  8. kach22i
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    Looks great, clean up after building a model is my least favorite part.

    Is it considered poor taste to add human figures to it?

    Perhaps a sea witch or mermaid to complement it?

    I went to a building show a few months ago, the children could not keep away from my architectural models, drawn to it like a moth to flames.

    Good reason to perch this as high as possible, out of eye/line site of children.
     
  9. tunnels

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    small figures will add that touch of realism to the ship and why put it out of eye sight of children , its how they learn as we all still should , never stop learning every day I every way learn some thing new and fill the voids and dark corners of your mind !! !
    I envy people that have the patents to be able to sit for long hours to make models . I used to design and make my own when I was at school but not now . congratulations on your master piece :p:D:p
     
  10. kach22i
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    kach22i Architect

    My last architectural model was destroyed that way, I could have fixed it but I was done with it anyway.
     

  11. tunnels

    tunnels Previous Member

    Kept in sight but out of reach , look but don't touch . just about all kids have no respect for things we have as treasures because they live in a grab and smash world , its the parents you can point the finger at !!:mad:
     
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