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Maybe you could take it to a computer professional and see if you can retrieve it. Or.. if you can still sort of access the hard drive use recuva or some other recovery tool maybe you could get it that way.

Love this concept! Great model!:animated:

I second that! SERIOUSLY Amazing upgrade!!!:surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise::BRAVO::BRAVO::BRAVO::BRAVO: Greebling makes everything pop! :CHEERS::CHEERS: Your work makes me want to revisit my GENET archive.:)

Wow!!:BRAVO::BRAVO::BRAVO: You have really made this model come to life!!:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown: I especially love the rotating turrets. The wheel construction is quite well done. Amazing simply amazing! :CHEERS:

Wow!!! Love it!:) Always great to add mechanical motion to these models. It really brings them to life! :BRAVO::BRAVO::BRAVO: Genet Models were one of the first models I built when first starting out (years ago now) due to the simplicity and clear instructions. Great seeing that you are...

Gorgeous work!:) What an inspiration after all the perspiration!:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

I'm sure back in the late 1800's that was indeed the case.:biggrin:

This is going to be great!:) You are definitely in UHU02 territory for sure. Maybe even surpassing him!

It is well done. :surprise::surprise::surprise::surprise: You mentioned in an earlier post that you had problems getting the bow and stern sections together. Sometimes the paper does what it wants to do NOT what you want. However, it look like you overcame this quite well. Honor Harrington...

Will certainly see about that. :) It's a nice design.

Got it! It's on Page 7 of the website. FYI Thanks for sharing this. Always good to have more resources.

As always excellent work! Always good to see the master "do his thing".:)

Thanks for the clarification. I think that I have this one in my library of paper models on the list of "some day to be built". Thanks for sharing! Great detail.:)

The level of detail is ASTOUNDING! Me thinks you took out a shrink ray to the actual Eiffel Towel and shrunk it to hand size.:biggrin:

Z - I think that they use this stuff in dentistry. Strong stuff.