Harbour 1800s

[Beachead]

Hard to explain just how cool and great this build is. Amazing.

[talls6]

Amazing work and an amazing build thread. So much information to use for anyone making dioramas. I echo Michael Mash in his response "Magnificent". I would also like to state that the photography was outstanding. The color rendition was great, but the Sepia tone photos really took it to another level. An inspiration.
Darren

[Seascape]

This deserves to be in a museum! Amazing!

Fred

[whulsey]

Just excellent work!

[Joe711]

Originally Posted by Michael Mash

As I looked through your photos, I was compelled to take some notes on everything I was seeing such as: Ships, Water, Lighthouses, Bridge, Buildings, Trees, People, Landscape, Horses, Carriages, Rowboats, Cargo, and last but not least, people doing laundry. And the vintage colored photos take the viewer back to the 1800s. I had to turn to a translator to write the word for it in Magyar: “Káprázatos ‘ (Magnificent).
Mike

I appreciate your attention and thank you for your kind post. Your attention was important to me.
On the one hand, I consider the port to be ready, but I will continue. I have a lot of new ideas about the piers, and of course I will be showcasing my ships that will be built here later. Your honorable attention will continue to inspire.

Sincerely, Joe

[Joe711]

Greg, Darren, Fred and Whulsey!

Thank you very much for your words of appreciation!

Best regards:
Joe

[Philip]

I can smell the sea and hear the seagulls from here. Terrific!

[Vermin_King]

Went back through this wonderful thread today. You finished up during a crazy time, and I had little time for forums.


Truly outstanding work, sir

[southwestforests]

That harbor would be a fun place to be an old man with a cup of tea sitting on a bench watching the ships, activity, and people.

(see, if you are an old man sitting on a bench just watching things, nobody is going to think it odd and ask questions)
(but I guess that if you weren't old you could say something like "I'm a writer studying the scene so I can write about it smarter")
(but then people would ask what you write)

[Joe711]

Originally Posted by southwestforests

That harbor would be a fun place to be an old man with a cup of tea sitting on a bench watching the ships, activity, and people.

(see, if you are an old man sitting on a bench just watching things, nobody is going to think it odd and ask questions)
(but I guess that if you weren't old you could say something like "I'm a writer studying the scene so I can write about it smarter")
(but then people would ask what you write)

Originally Posted by Philip

I can smell the sea and hear the seagulls from here. Terrific!

Originally Posted by Vermin_King

Went back through this wonderful thread today. You finished up during a crazy time, and I had little time for forums.


Truly outstanding work, sir

Thanks for the comments, I want to show a lot more things in my port. I think I'll be the old man the southwestforests wrote about ...

I wish you all a happy, successful year!

Regards, Joe