Thanks Russell, much appreciated, 
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G, 
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Looking good G and some nice progress… What’s the overall length of the hull ?
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Thanks for the kind feedback John, much appreciated, . The hull is just over 32" (approx. 870mm) stem-to-stern…I’m going to need a lot of DAS to model that quayside, 
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G,
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Blimey … thats a fair old size !! Certainly going to keep you busy !!
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Hi all,
I’ve started work on the watertight door, I know it’s full of errors, but hopefully it’ll all be lost in the general clutter of the depth charge rails, and such stuff, 
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Cheers,
G
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Looks OK for 1/72nd scale. Certainly a huge improvement on the door in the kit.
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Thanks Robin, I appreciate the positive feedback, .
G,
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First off - enjoying the build. I might be able to helo you with those rivets. I’m currently doing a 1/72 Revell kit myself.
As for this:
Whenever I teach a class and folks are hesitant to ask questions, I say, “Come on now, there are no stupid questions. Just stupid people who ask questions.”
Yeah, that really gets them to open up. 
I like your bridge, by the way. That’s another thing we have in common. But what is that thing hovering above it that looks sort of H.G. Wellsian?
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War of the Worlds indeed 
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An obsessive-compulsive welders wet dream
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Thanks for the positive feedback 18B, I certainly will be interested to hear how you do your rivets, something many folk will benefit from, .
‘Stupid people asking questions’ made me smile, reminded me of my first ever boss, he used to say something very similar, .
As for the Wellsian UHO (Unidentified Hovering Object), well that is the winding mechanism of a garden umbrella, it does look as if it’s threatening the bridge with imminent destruction… uh-oh, 
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What is the nightmare project device? It looks like a cross between a wood chipper and a log burner, .
G,
It’s the main induction valve for a Gato class Submarine. My own 1/72 nightmare.
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