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Trés beau travail et trés propre ...Congratulations ...Magnifique !!...

Magnifique très jolie merci beaucoup mon frère

beautiful ship and really well built! I really like the color scheme and the yellowish planking. Great subject as well!

Nice compilation of the the build. Thank you. Looking forward to the next ship project.

Beautuful wor :) Thanks to you and Home Harbour i star with wood ships :) my first ship wassan francisco 1/50 cross section. Realy thanks it's a great hobby. Waiting for your next ship.

Amazing work <3

Very nice work

I enjoyed the video almost as much as watching the original build. Does this mean you're about to start a new project? I remember you told us what it would probably be, but I forget now. I hope you might consider a really ambitious project like the full HMS Victory (1:72), Cutty Sark, or USS Constitution. All magnificent ships. Victory and Constitution both have bow sections. These are easier, but more challenging than the mid-sections.

Well done, sir! Well done...

Great video, it looks incredible.

Still consider this a very nice and neat build. Your end result was so nice.

Excelente trabajo amigo.. Digno de admirar ...Gracias por compartir parte de tu mundo a escala...

Our ship was much slower.

I'm jealous!!!

beautiful scenery

VERY GOOD WOORK

Thank you so much. You inspired me to build the same model - out of coffee stirrers and old scrap cardboard etc . Your videos are truly enjoyable and instructional and your skills are amazing!

Like you I always hide a note in my models. For example I hide notes in the engine block of my car models. And I thought I was the only one who did that. 😊

Andy, fantastic!!!! Quite the finish to a great series. Well done!!!

Excellent..10 / 10. I’ve really enjoyed my Thursday ‘fix’ 😊

Congratulation, well done.

Wonderful model. Thoroughly enjoyed watching the episodes. Looking forward to your next project.

Hello from across the pond Andrew. One can definitely see your model ship building skills improve the more you build!!! She is coming along quite nicely my friend. I am glad to see you have your rigging blocks orientated with the correct hole at the top & line going through. Keep up the good work my friend--From the USA

Absolutely stunning, Andy. But, you must remember that the lowest sails on a square rigger are the courses; so, you have the fore course, the main course. I did some further research and the main course can, indeed, be called the main sail. Here is the quote: "In sailing, a course is a type of square sail. It is the sail set on the lowest yard on a mast. The courses are given a name derived from the mast on which they are set, so the course on the foremast may be called the fore-course or the foresail; similarly main-course or mainsail for that carried on the mainmast. On the mizzen, a course is not usually carried. If it is, it is called the crossjack (or cro'jack) or mizzen sail. The lower yard on the mizzen takes the same name (crossjack). When there is no sail set from this yard it is still needed to sheet home the topsail. In that case, a clue to the arrangement is the absence of footropes." I look forward to your next endeavor. 😂 Until you get back with that, I'll do some binging on the full Endeavor.

Beautiful work .

Outstanding turnout It’s a beautiful model Andy. Cheers 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

Brilliant result and its been a really treat following your weekly updates. Amazing just how quickly the weeks have flown by. Looking forward to seeing you again online later in the year - best wishes.

Fantastic work as always mate, it's looking really good!

Excellent as always Andy Cheers 🍺🍺🍺

Andy, each week I think it's the end and you surprise me with additional rigging. This model has proven a lot of fun and enjoyment.

Mir gefällt deine Arbeit. Greetings Mario

Looking absolutely great, Andy. Have you been giving consideration to what/when your next project will be?

Lovely work. I have enjoyed all you Endeavour videos. I am trying to persuade the other-half to let me buy this model (either Occre or Caldercraft although any opinions on other kits would be glady heard) An option for the sails would be to have them furled. Sails and rigging still in view while showing the mast. Also, saying the sails were on the original is not necessarily so. Ships only had their sails fully rigged when at sea (depending on the requirements), furled when at anchor with the yards (except the lowest ones) dropped to their lowest position. Sails were usually de-rigged when alongside sor any length of time. Of course, masts could also be removed at sea if the conditions dictated a need to do so. I am sure that others could give a far more detailed and accurate account of rigging possibilities.

Andy, looking great! Almost ready to retire this build. Any idea on what you will be building next?

I'm sure you said main sail just to make it easy for all the lubbers that don't know the lowest sail on each mast of a square rigger is called a course. That topsail is pure proof of why the topsails and topgallants were split into lower and upper sails. That big sail would be a real pain in the event of bad weather coming up suddenly. According to information I found, the topsails and topgallants were split into lower and upper sails around 1800.

Excellent build

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Its looking really good Andy, great work mate.

ever consider tar the lines so it has that authentic smell?

Fantastic series, beautiful model, great painting of the crew (I don't think Captain Cook would be wearing shorts, though. I think he forgot to put his stockings on that day)

Please show how to do all the bitty bits.

I just wish someone would do the beginning of this process at real speed so we can learn and see every aspect of this. Rigging baffles me. Just hate the speed through. 😢

I was thinking a mid deck for my first go at one. I see it is as tedious as a full size. My eyes! Beautiful work Sir.

Very , very nice. Great job

From the USA--Great Job Andy!!! Enjoy your videos mate!!!! Keep up the great work my friend!!!

Those clove hitch's are going to be the death of me...Ugh. Looking awesome, Andy!

Excellent work

Tweezers from where ?