I know it's a bit late in the build but a little something that might help
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I was planning to do it sinking, so the Iceberg would not be in shot. I know a cheep get out clause.Can't wait to see you build this...
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In for the build.
I keep meaning to build one of these for my wife. She has a fascination with Titanic, one of her family members was aboard when it sank. We went to the exibition in London last year, it was quite moving as it focused more on the people on board than the actual ship and accident.
The last exhibit was particularly sad. It was four black walls with the names and ages of the dead, one each for staff, 1st class, 2nd class and steerage.
The Staff, 1st and 2nd class walls had mostly male names, aged 18 and over. The fourth wall was by far the largest, and had the names of men, women and children. I think the youngest was just a year old.
Interesting fact, did you know Titanic had a swimming pool? I didn't until I saw the cutaway model they had built (which was about 5 feet long and pretty epic).Si vis pacem, para bellum.Comment
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Added more colour to the ship, also changed the colour of the funnels.
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NICE work Ian
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I was thinking the self same thing!!!Can't wait to see you build this...
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Great progress Ian. I visited the Titanic Museum in Branson once it was very impressive my girls love that movie.Comment
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Got a lot more done to this, fitted the lights and some of the decking.
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Just about got the build completed, just needs some rigging and the flags putting on, then comes the fun part of the resin. Oh and I seem to have lost a derek.
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Got what rigging I’m putting on, on. So now it’s time to work on the base/resin.
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VERY NICE work Ian i like very much indeed
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Been a while since I worked on this, Titanic is ready for the resin. I’ve just got to finish the iceberg.
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Nice work Ian.
A very interesting take on the subject.
As an aside, I can't think anyone would buy the iceberg photo. All a bit confusing, but according to the writing, the photographer, Capt. Wood, took the snap in April 1913....One year after the Titanic sank! :nerd::nerd:!
Your Servant.
Charles Herbert Lightoller. DSC & Bar, RD, RNR. 3rd. Officer, RMS Titanic. April 1912.Comment
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