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looking good. With all those eyebolts I'm imagining plenty of ropes

Bill, You were right, those little bits can certainly take away from bigger items. But as a hobby goes, we do not mind at all. Relaxation....

Onward to the cannons! Nice, Bill!

I totally agree. Each step DOES give us a new environment to discover. Great job, Bill!

Looking better with each step!

Great work as usual Bill. The way you seize the rope around the dead eye, is exactly the same way I seize big steel ropes for the mining and maritime industries ;) it works well at any scale.

looking good! The bowsprit really adds to the length of the ship

Nice work Bill .Amazing how all the little details bring the ship to life. Did you put the netting on the rails before or after you added the rails to the deck?

Very nice job

Fantastic work as usual Bill. Just a suggestion. When cutting the lengths of wood at the beginning. Instead of using your square to mark it up all the way around you can get a mitre box for crafts and hobbies. With that you can cut perfect 90 deg and ever 45 deg angles. Much quicker. I got mine off Amazon.

Bill, always each video delivers more and more. I am enjoying watching your builds. Keep it up!

A fair bit of work involved in that but came out looking great!

Bill, looking great! There can be a lot of struggle to get these pieces to fit. File, glue, file again...

Looking great, Bill!

wow! doing it all from scratch. bloody good work sir. and i thought making airfix kits were hard at times : )

Well done Bill. Glad your finding these problems before I get there ;)

Bill, looking great! Better with each passing day.

Nice work Bill

Looking great, Bill!

Looks awesome Bill. You will be seeing copper plates in your sleep

Bill, very nice! Your idea of the copper base was brilliant, especially to hide any tiny imperfections. I can see others using that idea going forward. I know I would.

Thats coming out really well Looks like it will take a while

Ouch! I haven't used tape on any of my builds yet, but I can imagine the time involved and not going stir-crazy!!! Good luck, sir!

Great work Bill ! the decorations and the shaped wood across the stern really make a huge impact to the look.

It's incredible how color and ornamentation can change the look of the ship. It's coming together so well!

Bill, those scrapers are amazing! They really give you a professional appearance when used. That stern is looking great!

Very nice, Bill! It always comes down to the details...Keep it going!

The rear gallery looks awesome all lit up. Just curious , are you copper plating the lower hull?

Bill, you're right. Without a good base coat you're fighting the tide.

Nice work Bill. They dont give you much room to get those stairs in next to those cannons. Santisima was indeed defeated at the Battle of Trafalgar. She came under concentrated attack by as many as 7 ships although she inflected heavy casualties to the British fleet she lost her mast and surrendered with over 200 dead. She was taken under tow by the Second rate ship Prince but was eventually scuttled northwest of Cadiz.

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Nice! Getting there!

You got plenty done this week Bill. Really looking the part now :)

Hi Bill, it's looking fantastic. As far as a closure for your hatches, I've seen that a lot of people use tiny magnets, which seem to work well. I am thinking about putting lights in my ship, Pegasus, could I ask the type of lights that you have used & where you purchased from? You are doing a great job & you have the patience of a Saint, unlike me! All the best Bill.

Nice, Bill! Each time it gets more and more brilliant!

It’s really coming along you got a lot done

The cannons look brilliant Bill. Very time consuming, but worth it.

Está quedando genial 👍

Hi Bill, it is clear to see that it's the fine details that make thing stand out. Even though this is tedious work the end results are great!

I'm definitely going to have to wear my glasses when I get to this stage lol . Nice work as usual.

Still a treasure. Where are you? I'd love to see some of the items you have created.

Bill, that is an amazing amount of belaying pins! If that doesn't bother your eyes, you're too young. It looks like you have a typo in the video's title.

Bill The audio is much better. Secondly next time, try using brown as a base then apply the copper paint it will give a deeper more lush tone of the copper paint. It sounds weird but after trying it myself I found the result satisfying

Nice work Bill. Your certainly not making a fool of yourself. The audio is fine and I always look forward to your next video.

audio is clear

Me gusta ver tus vídeos estás haciendo un buen trabajo gracias y adelante 👍

No way are you making a fool out of yourself. As long as you're having fun, you are good to go!!!

That laser level is really good. Think I shall have to get myself one of those ;)

Very nice! I've seen that method of securing un upright more firmly with a nail with the head removed. Always looking for new ideas!

The railings came out well Bill. I really make things complicated when I do rails lol . I put the posts into that top rail and glue them in place. Then drill holes in the bottom of the posts and insert cut off nails in them. Then place them onto the deck with the pins going into matching holes in the deck. I have no faith in my gluing abilities and assume they will fall over one day :P