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"Do-Over!" That happens here quite a lot. Have you tried warming the wood deck with a hair dryer? Heat generally aids the separation of adhesives.

I would post "Up from the Ashes" from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang again, but you resurrect so many of these orphaned models it could seem repetitious. :notworthy

Quite the collection of outstanding builds! Was that @Piet V-2 launch site build?

She was a grand old Lady and speedy for a ship of her size.

It will go nicely with your 1/35 C-17 to load her inside of! :lol:

It's looking good so far, even without my readers! :good: What a shame it would be to glue all that cool, scale articulation up solid. Your model, your choice.

Drilling the stern gun mount for installing a new 4" gun tub reveals that HMS Audacity is hollow. Remembering the 3D printed Fying Fluck and Missile toad debacle, I drilled a couple of holes in the underside to see if any toxic fluid runs out. None did. Pshwoo! There will be no complaining...

You have my attention, Sir. The late war USS Saratoga Bay build will be fun to observe! :capsmiley:

The book is an excellent read. It is SO cool that James Michener in is the movie too! The movie might have been 1954's "The Men of the Fighting Lady" oops!

Most of us a familiar with Royal Navy Captain Eric "Winkle" Brown and his aerial exploits. Major model manufacturers seem to ignore Winkle's first escort carrier model, in any scale...

There he goes............ Paddy's at it again. That "motor bike" thing. :popcorn

Stowed blades?! What?! How will you fly it around, rather, examine your 'Patchie from every angle properly with stowed rotor blades? ZORN!

Steve Munsell makes good stuff and lots of it! I have some for sale in my Hobby Shop.

Very nice build! :good: A guy can almost hear the Foooooo-Whooosh of the J48 as she passes overhead.

This Indonesian kids on the ship sang "Habby Burseday tew-shews!" Owl Helped Pooh Bear write "Hippy Pappy Bethuda-thuday" for Eeyore's Birthday. BTW, my niece and her husband are still gleefully playing with the Halligan bar you made for them. I shall wish you a fine special day and many...

My next one is an S.E.5A. I have always wanted to build one. I have several on hand. After CSS Florida and CSS Alabama, rigging should be a breeze!

A wheel for the helm and a bit of boarding ladder, starboard side aft will finish the Larsen Master. I thought about my Dad quite a lot while I was making his boat up. It's been long enough since his death, that I can remember him without crying. Then my Sister Julie called me. She says my...

Bravo Gary! :good: Cass is a popular contemporary Korean beer. It incurs "social lubrication".

She looks quite Panther-ish in Blue. Bravo Charles! You have redeemed your reputation, Sr. Garcia. I have a TM9-229 around here somewhere, I just didn't think of it.

Outstanding, Mr. OLeary! :vgood: