Chengbo - sailing ship

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Džar
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Chengbo - sailing ship

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and the Chinese junk ship from Trumpeter is finally finished. The worst thing was to tie and tighten the ropes. The scale is estimated to be about 1/60. How do you like it ?
now I'm starting the most complicated building I've ever done, the Victory 1/100 from Heller

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hats off to you sir that is a stunning build it looks amazing. fantastic job :th: :th:
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I like it a lot. I have seen some builds where the rope work isn't done well, but yours is neat and not out of place at all... :bow:: :bow:: :bow:: :cheers2:
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Very nice - you should be proud!
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I actually built the Heller Victory - took me 6 months start to finish, half of that on the rigging. They provide neat little jigs to make up the hammock netting and ratlines - very time consuming but look fantastic when done. Conversely the vac-formed sails are not worth bothering with in my opinion. Best to leave the yardarms bare.

I left it in my parents house when I moved out and when Dad passed away my brother-in-laws parents started clearing his house whilst the funeral service was on. Every kit I'd left there - the Victory, the 1/72 Flower class Corvette etc. had all been literally thrown into a corner and smashed beyond. repair. 😠😠
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