Right after dinner sir!

Well I have finished dinner and here are the pictures.

Sorry they are so far away but my lens can't get it all in..





Bit of touching up and I can mask the whole lot up again to stop the paint getting damaged.

Cheers
Warren

Warren,

She looks great. Really like watching as you continue to build up this beast. Looking forward to seeing more

Dave

Ahoy Warren

It looks great with the masking tape off.

Great job thus far.

I love the colour scheme.

Cheers

Sean

looking good, Warren

Thanks Dave. It should speed up a little now as paint shouldn't take so long to dry if I am using Tamiya or Gunze.

Cheers
Warren

Hi Sean.

It is a very interesting scheme that's for sure. The rest is going to be a bit more difficult sue to a perceived lack of information at the moment re the colour scheme.

But I will struggle through..

Cheers
Warren

Thanks Russell.

Looks great with the masking off.

Looking forward to seeing more progress.

Cheers.

Si

Let us hope some occurs over the weekend.....

Well let us just forget about the weekend model wise shall we? I did get this done though...





In case you were wondering it is the engine room companion way entrance... well it is supposed to be!

That's all for now folks.

Cheers
Warren

Great work.
What varnishes are you planning to use on the paintwork?

Glad to see you pointed out what it was as for a moment I thought it was an out house

I don't think I will use any varnishes Colin, but I will probably be using either Lifecolor or White Ensign paint on these deck items.. if I can find good colour callouts!

Cheers mate
Warren

:D I can see where you would get that impression Mike.

Cheers
Warren

Warren,

fantastic and inspiring work all the way!! Even if I did not post lately, I was watching your build!!
Now we have come from scent removers to the outhouse business - maybe it all makes sense at last

Great work!

Cheers

Jan

Thanks Jan...

WARNING!! LAME ATTEMPTS OF HUMOUR FOLLOW!!

Greetings everyone.

Didn't get a lot done today. First up I finished one of my hatches, the last one I needed for the deck. Then I decided to remove the masking tape from my deck and discovered a few problems..



And then as more came off..



Oops.. but a bit of touch up here and there and it is all good.

Then I discovered some of my etch had abandoned ship the scurvy dog..



I retrieved my masking tape from the bin and went through it carefully and found this..



Sneaky bit of etch!! I returned it to its place in life..



I also gave it a stern talking too..

Then I went to put the top back on my tin of paint but couldn't find it anywhere. I looked and looked.. my Wife even helped for a bit.. But I couldn't find it and put some masking tape on the top of the tin to stop it drying out...



Then I had a brain wave and sure enough I found where the gnomes had put it!



They sure are getting cunning hiding stuff..

Cheers for now
Warren

Those pesky lids!

great 'outhouse' though, Warren.

I've nearly finished my corvette now and I'm still touching up paintwork!

Your not wrong Russell.. But that is the first time I have had one try and hide from me by sticking to my shirt.. :-)

Thanks and cheers mate
Warren

Seems to be a never ending cycle Colin. I still have to touch up the hull after painting the anti-foul red.. or as someone suggested at work, maybe I will just weather the s%^t out of it.. nah!

Cheers Colin
Warren

Greetings Everyone.

I got the decks glued to the aft part of the ship..







These sort of things seem to take forever. I had to remove numerous bracing struts as well to fit the decks.

When I went on my Murray River cruise a few weekends ago this passed us..



That would be good to model... and there are many others on the river...

Cheers
Warren

Looking great Warren! Nice to see the aft section coming together!

Hi Warren,

Hope you enjoyed the river cruise.

Looking good with the main deck down.

cheers.

Si