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 Lovely work Stevie nice tip on the dead eyes  Good luck with the rigging Rgd Martyn Building ?
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Martyn Ingram wrote: Lovely work Stevie nice tip on the dead eyes Good luck with the rigging Rgd Martyn Thankyou Martyn, Just a small update again and a few more pics, the lower shrouds are now all done apart from the lanyard knots which come later after final tensioning and when the stays are in place. I'm pleased with this bit, looking forward to doing the same on the topmasts next stevie_o attached the following image(s):
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Think you should be pleased with that part of your build Stevie, it's like the rest of it... beautiful....  Regards Alan
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Hi Steve. Looking Superp. Look forward to seeing more. Ian  Current builds.Hachettes build the bismark,HMS Victory, HMS Hood.
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Looking good Steve Regards Alan England expects that every man will do his duty.
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I think the deadeyes look much better black, looks
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ian smith wrote:Hi Steve. Looking Superp. Look forward to seeing more. Ian Thanks for looking in Ian, appreciate it Steve
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sparks wrote:Looking good Steve Regards Alan Thankyou for your comment Alan, Cheers Steve
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Tomick wrote:I think the deadeyes look much better black, looks Thankyou Mr T. I noticed that the real deadeyes are black so thought Id go with that, thanks for looking in Another day of knots today, futtock shrouds done - Tomorrow it's "Return of the Deadeye" (had to get that in somewhere  ) - topmast shrouds next!. stevie_o attached the following image(s):
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Hi Steve Some nice tidy work there regards Andy Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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Nice futtocks Stevie, stunning work..... Looking forward to Deadeye's return.... Regards Alan
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arpurchase wrote: Hi Steve Some nice tidy work there regards Andy Cheers Andy and thanks for looking Steve
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Gandale wrote:Nice futtocks Stevie, stunning work..... Looking forward to Deadeye's return.... Regards Alan Thanks again for your support Alan, really appreciate it Steve
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Well this was to be "Return of the Deadeye" but as I have already posted the mini tutorial showing Deadeye Dave Jr. in use I just thought Id show some pics of the completed topmast shrouds instead rather than repeat the tutorial - http://forum.model-space...aspx?g=posts&t=9532 Im on issue 96 now and have only skipped 2 jobs, fitting the bowsprit and the 4 lanterns. Im holding off fitting the bowsprit until I absolutely have to as it will make spinning the model around more difficult, plus I still havent built a shelf yet  With the bowsprit in place the Vic will have to come off the desk. Thanks for looking stevie_o attached the following image(s):
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Lovely work as usual Stevie and I like your idea of using thinner thread for the ratlines.... will be interested in how it will look.... Regards Alan
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Gandale wrote:Lovely work as usual Stevie and I like your idea of using thinner thread for the ratlines.... will be interested in how it will look.... Regards Alan Thanks Alan, when I get to the ratlines I may do a little test piece to see how each looks and post on here to get some opinions on it. Cheers Steve
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Hi Steve Your right the knots would be out of scale but its a half way house as the majority of the blocks supplied are also out of scale or too big , so its a case of if it looks right it will be ok . You also have the problem that during a voyage only so many spares could be carried on board so at some point a larger block would be used until the correct replacement was available. regards Andy Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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arpurchase wrote: Hi Steve Your right the knots would be out of scale but its a half way house as the majority of the blocks supplied are also out of scale or too big , so its a case of if it looks right it will be ok . You also have the problem that during a voyage only so many spares could be carried on board so at some point a larger block would be used until the correct replacement was available. regards Andy You are right Andy, most of the blocks are overscale, especially the gun tackle blocks which are currently about the same width as the cannon barrels! I'm thinking I will be using the DeAg suggested route of pushing the ratlines through each shroud with a needle and only using knots at each end Steve
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Lovely work Steve and very neat.
I love your "Deadeye Dave jnr" tool. A brilliant invention on your part. I'm just about to reach the stage where it will be needed so with your permission, I'd like to make one of these little gizmo's myself, and looking at your build and tutorial, it really makes life easier there.
Good luck and happy building
David
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daffy09 wrote:Lovely work Steve and very neat.
I love your "Deadeye Dave jnr" tool. A brilliant invention on your part. I'm just about to reach the stage where it will be needed so with your permission, I'd like to make one of these little gizmo's myself, and looking at your build and tutorial, it really makes life easier there.
Good luck and happy building
David Thanks for looking David Id love to see how you get on with "Deadeye Dave" Junior and Senior as you will need to make both, one at 20mm distance and one at 15mm. Just been looking through the Vic diaries...do you not have your Vic build log on here? Cheers Steve
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