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Just a thought going through Tomicks build diary, How do you glaze the bottom row of windows when it is already below a deck and now planked? I only ask as I am on issue 34 and it helps to read ahead with the build and maybe I'm being thick or something but I cant see a way of being able to glaze the bottom row of windows unless its done from outside, That wont look to good. Present Build: H.M.S. Victory
H.M. Bark EndeavourPhotobox build albumIt cant be that bad, what do you mean it's sinking
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just a guess but maybe a thin plastic sheet would go over the outside of the gallery and glued andthe detail will be applied over that..if you get my meaning cheers benny
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Tomick wrote:Spot on benny tomick now i know why you told me to hang fire on the gallery planking cheers benny
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Ahhhh, at least I know then to put the curtains up before I glue the galley in place  Present Build: H.M.S. Victory
H.M. Bark EndeavourPhotobox build albumIt cant be that bad, what do you mean it's sinking
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Sounds like your planning to move in 
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Its bigger than my house so I might as well do  Present Build: H.M.S. Victory
H.M. Bark EndeavourPhotobox build albumIt cant be that bad, what do you mean it's sinking
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venice what colour the curtains? and don't forget the nets first or the wife will skin yer alive. Current builds: SotS, USS Consitution, San Felipe, D51 loco, HMS Surprise, RB7, Arab Dhow, Jotika HMS Victory Completed builds: HMS Pickel, Thermopylae, Mississipi river boat, Mary Rose, Cutty Sark, San Francisco II, HMS Victory x5, Titanic Lifeboat, Panart HMS Victory Launch, Hachette Titanic, Virginia Schooner, Endeavour Longboat. http://www.model-space.com/gb/
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Tomick wrote:Sounds like your planning to move in theres alot of dolls house furniture on ebay including minature wallpaper  cheers benny
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already bought the carpet and looking for a flat screen to mount on the wall  Present Build: H.M.S. Victory
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Venice wrote:already bought the carpet and looking for a flat screen to mount on the wall cheers benny
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Hi Tomick,
Do you know how the build will progress in terms of the upper deck and therefore the middle gallery deck? I can't figure out what the cut-out is for in the middle of the middle deck frame.
Also, the small beam kind of peice that is fitted above the middle windows - is that for the next deck? And if so, will the next deck planking run the entire length of the ship (including the gallery?)
Cheers,
Tom
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http://modelshipworld.co...r=asc&&start=50 check this build out and go through the pages wiull give u a bit of insight cheers benny
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thomasmoult wrote:Hi Tomick,
Do you know how the build will progress in terms of the upper deck and therefore the middle gallery deck? I can't figure out what the cut-out is for in the middle of the middle deck frame.
Also, the small beam kind of peice that is fitted above the middle windows - is that for the next deck? And if so, will the next deck planking run the entire length of the ship (including the gallery?)
Cheers,
Tom Our build differs from that of the normal AL kit, at this point the cut-out to the stern deck area appears to serve no purpose other than being a means for extraction of the companionway stairs should either be dropped into the middle deck area when being located, though later on something may well be planned for this area. The beam that fits acros the inside of the gallery panel is a strengthening sbeam that also holds the slight curve of the panel.
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A quick question regarding this topic, as I'm quite far behind (I've only just started assembling the internal keel and ribs) would it look odd if I glued the acetate sheet behind the gallery frames before I attach them to the main hull?
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Tomick wrote:
Our build differs from that of the normal AL kit, at this point the cut-out to the stern deck area appears to serve no purpose other than being a means for extraction of the companionway stairs should either be dropped into the middle deck area when being located, though later on something may well be planned for this area.
Or pins, or the odd loose scrap of wood, or drill bit, or,or,or........ I'm glad its there Come on you Jimmies
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KevinWalsh wrote:A quick question regarding this topic, as I'm quite far behind (I've only just started assembling the internal keel and ribs) would it look odd if I glued the acetate sheet behind the gallery frames before I attach them to the main hull? It might, the gallery acetate/windows from the outside will be framed, and therefore if you locate the acetate from the inside you'll end up with a double thickness of window frame which will make the windows appear deep set if that makes sense.
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Not sure if this helps but Microsol do a pot of stuff called "MicroGlaze" and is very good at making windows (small mind you so don't try doing the house!!!)
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