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arpurchase

#201 Posted : 15 September 2015 22:49:53

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Looks good, dont forget you wont need a perfectly smooth finish as you will want a little roughness so the second layer of planks stick down properly Cool

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#202 Posted : 08 October 2015 16:28:14

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Thanks Guys Cool

I have been making slow progress on this, doing a little bit of sanding here and there.

Thought I would update some pictures of where it currently is, still a bit of work need near the front and back and then will add some P38 and sand some more, although I dont think I will need too much.

The couple of gaps in the planks you can see are not as big as they look in the zoomed in picture and should be taken care of with the filler.

I have also added a couple more ladders to the deck and the cannon balls.

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#203 Posted : 08 October 2015 18:20:12

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Looking good Dave s little bit more sanding and filler then onto the second planking BigGrin

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#204 Posted : 08 October 2015 22:11:28

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Martyn Ingram wrote:

Looking good Dave s little bit more sanding and filler then onto the second planking BigGrin

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Thanks Martyn

It certainly is hard work doing all that sanding Blink

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#205 Posted : 08 October 2015 23:06:46

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Looking good Dave, just an observation but the stern and bow light ply panels will need taking back a lot more so they are one smooth assembly Cool

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#206 Posted : 08 October 2015 23:20:20

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arpurchase wrote:

Looking good Dave, just an observation but the stern and bow light ply panels will need taking back a lot more so they are one smooth assembly Cool

Thanks Andy

I did think I had a lot more to go with the front and bow but wasn't really too sure how far, I have just had a look at the diaries and ended up stealing a couple of your photos Flapper

as you've done some really good ones that show what it needs to look like Cool

Oh well back to that sanding, slowly but surely Blink

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#207 Posted : 09 October 2015 00:25:46

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Coming along nicely Dave, it does take a lot of hard work sanding, filling and smoothing out the imperfections but you will find all the effort you put in here will be worthwhile in the end. Keep up the good work and keep your pics flowing, am enjoying following your progress here... well done.... Cool

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#208 Posted : 09 October 2015 12:19:47

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Lovely work Dave, the sanding is certainly heading in the right direction BigGrin

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#209 Posted : 09 October 2015 14:54:10

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Thanks Alan and Steve

I'm finding the sanding extremely dull and boring so just doing a little at a time BigGrin

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#210 Posted : 01 February 2016 10:31:43

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Hi Dave,
Great job on the planking. Looking the part.
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#211 Posted : 25 January 2017 23:16:32

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Hi Dave.
Coming along nicely. keep up thee good work.
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#212 Posted : 26 January 2017 00:23:01

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Looking great Dave. Doing a smart job. I have this in my stash to at some point in the future.(problem is my stash is full of big ships that will take an age to do lol)
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#213 Posted : 26 January 2017 09:32:42

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Looking good and taking shape nicely Cool

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#214 Posted : 26 January 2017 21:03:40

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Thanks all for the comments. I must admit that I haven't progressed any further with this yet Blushing

I've only got a couple more packs to receive too BigGrin

Time and other projects just keep taking over, I'm atually thinking of passing it to my step father to complete as he has decided me the Victory and the Sovereign Of The Seas, in fact it was these builds that inspired me to try a wooden ship in the first place.

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#215 Posted : 27 January 2017 16:14:24

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Got my tins of compressed air, Boy there good.

Thanks for there tip.

Your build is coming along a treat.🌪

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