Mr. Reid,
I'm sure I speak for many members of the Forum when I say that I've greatly enjoyed looking at your photos of your fine model of H.M.S. Victory. It's a fine piece of work.
You have, however, now started more than thirty separate Forum threads - each containing one photo and its caption.
It would be much more convenient for the rest of the Forum if you wouldn't mind putting all the photos of your model in one thread. It's easy to do - and probably less time-consuming than creating all these new threads. Just click on any of the earlier threads, and put your latest picture and capture in the big "Reply" box at the bottom. Then hit "Post," and you're done.
Also, I imagine that many other forum members would, like me, appreciate it if you would share some information about your model. (A couple of modelers have posted questions - and, in one case, a small but appropriate correction - in reply to your posts, but you don't seem to have responded to them.)
I'm sure many of us would like to know such things as the scale of the model, the materials of which it's made, and whether it's based on a kit or scratchbuilt (and if the latter - to which set of plans). Your figures in particular have excited some interest. Could you tell us where you got them - or, if you made them yourself, perhaps give us a hint as to how? This is a Forum about model building; I'm sure the membership would like to know something about how this model was built.
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