1-72 Higgins Boat Completed

Neil Merryweather

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Well here it is, for better or worse.
I can see faults but I'll keep them to myself.....
It looks more or less how I hoped it would , so I'm a generally happy boy, and ready for the next obsession- er, challenge.
Thanks all for the encouragement and kind comments along the way.
cheers
Neil
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Jim R

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Hi Neil
Well I think it looks superb. The sea is very realistic and to get that many figures to all fit so well is a real credit to you.
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A great piece of work. One to be proud of. PaulE
 

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Brilliant job. 10/10 for perseverance. There's no way I could paint all those figures. And the sea, suitably grey.
 

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I'm with PDiddy - feeling very sea sick! :smiling3:

An outstanding build which is well deserved of all the high praise. Looking forward to seeing your next project
 

Neil Merryweather

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Blimey!
Peter,Ralph,Pete, Jim, Chris,Andy,Bob, Paul, Colin, Steve and Si-
Thanks very much ,guys! It means a lot to have such comments from so many talented people.
I have to admit the photographs have come out better than I expected.
I really don't have the patience for photography so I didn't try very hard at all. I just found some grey card for the background and pointed my phone at it using my work light (LEDs, for anyone who's interested)and the ambient fluorescent light in the loft- there's no daylight......
I have cropped the close-ups which I took from further away in order to get a better depth of field, but that is the sum total of my photography effort.
Anyway,thanks again everyone.
I feel a change of scale is on the cards,and probably a change of period as well.
Cheers
Neil
 

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Great stuff Neil.The bow wave looks really good and the sea is fantastic.
love that busy boat.
Jon.
 

Tim Marlow

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That’s a great result, really good seascape especially...
 

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My world Neil that is absolutely superb, the waves , the figures , boat, and that bow wave a WOW
Congratulations, no wonder your happy .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
John
 
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