Edwin Korstanje

Congrats

Thanks

Thanks for the reply and only the side of the Titanic looks smoother, but this models have a mirror for standing on, so you can also see the bottem of the model and whit the Titanic you see plates instead off smooth bricks. It's a choosie and got a budget and deadline to work with.

Hi @Gray Gear, Normal you have right and i am start with a WIP topic, but in this case i haved to wait, that i got permission from the client to make something public. Many people like to see how a ship is build up and you make your point that i can understand that, so here are the ready build picures

Offcorse i can't build that fast and the ships are ready sometime ago, only got permission now to make it public. I always llet see the building fases and not only the ready prodruct. So here the next update

Some steps further.

The chains are no problem to get through, only the plate is the problem

Building the details is the most fun on a build.

Thanks @Jeroen Ottens, i don't like building sets and have also no time for it. Sure i have look at the first stud out ship from Lego and looks more at the building style from COBI Bricks. Because my models are sending all arround the globe, that i must build a way stronger than they do Great Question @Johnny1360, the most time i get the GA drawings direct in scale for the customer, but in thise case i have bring it to my own printshop and get them dubble printed on thicker poster paper. One for working with and the other for my wall.

Thanks @Pato Sentado Next update.

Hi friends, For a commission i am building this dry bulk coasters and are sisters vessels. The scale is 1:80 and have around the 23000 parts without the carco. Here is the start of the bow.

Great to been back here in the group again

Very clean and nice review Jim

Stunning work Jim

I will be hapy to come back here. The SMF forum is complete dead for years now and only 10 people where to put some regular post or reply.

Masterpiece

@Toastie Sorry for the late replay, but thanks for you kind words.

Thanks @kieran, She got already a new toy on her deck and is the big 375 Intrepid tender. Only when the real ship returns this spring back to Europe i can sercure here on a fix place on the deck.

Congrats with your first frontpage buddy

Buddy congrats, you got blogt https://thelegocarblog.com/2021/03/14/dutch-rudder/?fbclid=IwAR3EEKSmAcXh_NSgwU7DhB7UHDGSA5s5KGbrpauywwEPefVNLwNbzMnBrQY

https://www.flickr.com/photos/186749819@N06/with/51007476807/

Great to see that you got it all working here on EB @Jebbo and we have fun last week with the photoshoot at my studio. Your old ships are a peace of art and love them. Also glad that you build your own version of my commission to you of the Intrepid tender powerboat. Glad you listen to my advice for choose the stickers not in silver, but in white on the hull and in dark red on the engines and looks stunning. Also the tan decks inside looks SuperB. Hope we can work many times togehter my great friend.

How big you can upload the pictures here on EB?! Wanted help my buddy Jebbo that's have problems with the size of the photo's to upload from Flickr here. In the past was the max sice 800x 533 ore can you now upload here in bigger size like 1024x683 ore even bigger?!

This Hercules is also such a beauty and one off your first one's And your Furie is one off the most Dutch icons in history tugs.

Love your steam tugs