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AMAZING how you are coming up with this ship!! Thanks for the inspiration, my friend!

It's great!! I bet you can pour a micro drop of antifreeeze there!! :eek:

Peter is trying his best to bring up again everything... as far as I understood.

Lizzie!!! You are doing now what I want to start with here. Would you please post your findings? Congratulations!!

It seems an easy built, would you say that?

Another enjoyable thread, I bet. Go for it, Johnny!!!

Flu, thanks for this thread. I already past my bed time (wife and kids are in their 5th dream already), but it's worth it, I'm enjoying every bit of it. You make building this ship like a walk in the park. Amazing. Thanks!

Thanks for the models. I went to your site, and I really liked the models you have there. Let´s give them a try.

I have this under my wish list. I'm looking forward for your development.

Compadre Bengt. Great work you are doing on the recolor. I guess that you will have to date your model, as - you know - the Titanic in the bottom of the Atlantic is changing by the hour... colors, rusticles, degradation levels... At least, that's what I read on the Titanic Exhibition on a local...

I found out that even between computer screens and printer brands, the colors differ when you want to find a match for your model. Well, as the old saying goes, "if valuable things were made easy, anyone could make them." I believe Ralph went into a great deal of research when preparing this...

I found out that even between computer screens and printer brands, the colors differ when you want to find a match for your model. Well, as the old saying goes, "if valuable things were made easy, anyone could make them." I believe Ralph went into a great deal of research when preparing this...

Don't worry, Bengt. Glad you are still on the "same ship". Welcome all comments on Titanic.

Don't worry, Bengt. Glad you are still on the "same ship". Welcome all comments on Titanic.

Jim, thank you very very much for yet another great lesson on scale modeling. That post of yours is a valuable (and I may add a good idea for a little article in my club's newletter - I'll PM you for your copyrights :twisted:). Thanks everyone for checking on my build, but I know many of you...

Jim, thank you very very much for yet another great lesson on scale modeling. That post of yours is a valuable (and I may add a good idea for a little article in my club's newletter - I'll PM you for your copyrights :twisted:). Thanks everyone for checking on my build, but I know many of you...

My oh my!! She looks pretty good to me. I hope he can finish it well. Hey, my friend Bengt, by the way (and not to try stealing your thread here), I printed Currell's Titanic in about 150% and it seems that it will look very very good. Have you tried to print it that size?

My oh my!! She looks pretty good to me. I hope he can finish it well. Hey, my friend Bengt, by the way (and not to try stealing your thread here), I printed Currell's Titanic in about 150% and it seems that it will look very very good. Have you tried to print it that size?

Friends, I hope you get the Titanic soon. I'm off for a very well deserved vacation period. Best Regards.

Sorry, I didn't specify: Tonight on this side of the waters (Atlantic), so it would be early in the morning on the Great Lands (Euroasiatic-African) and Australia. Had to check again our World Map.