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thomasmoult
#1 Posted : 01 June 2011 16:26:27

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Hi everyone,
I thought I'd post some photos of my build so far!



Here is my version of the cabin partition; based on some photos I took on a visit to Portsmouth last year. One has been oiled to show the difference. I also bought some o.4 clear acetate to use as the windows, which I might also use on the stern later.


I built a deck over the stern gallery to give at least something to look at if I'm using clear acetate, its very dark in there so I think the level of visibility will be just right.


Painting the end of the cabin at the poop black:


Fitting the poop deck:



The poop edging strip will be replaced by 4x4 walnut when I next go home to work on her; I used the supplied strip as a guide to fit the inside bulwarks in, but its not fixed in.


Thanks for looking at my build. I will post more photos after I have done some more progress.
Regards,
Tom


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#2 Posted : 01 June 2011 16:52:59

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Coming along nicely Cool
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#3 Posted : 01 June 2011 16:53:28

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Looking nice and tidy Thomas, is there any way you could re-post the partition door picture in a larger size, it looks really good, but I would like to see the detail better
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#4 Posted : 01 June 2011 16:59:34

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saintsman123 wrote:
Looking nice and tidy Thomas, is there any way you could re-post the partition door picture in a larger size, it looks really good, but I would like to see the detail better


I think theres a problem at my end; the photos were resized to 160 wide, but they still appear really big on my screen (i have to scroll horizontally). Are they really small on your computer?

Cheers,
Tom
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#5 Posted : 01 June 2011 17:22:36

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Nice looking model Tom. I agree with Saintsman, the images are on the small size, about 50x35mm. Double the size would be better.
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#6 Posted : 01 June 2011 17:41:19

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I resized them to 640x480 so hopefully (!!) that will be better. On my screen they are tiny but clearly something is wrong at my end!

Hope thats better,
Thanks a lot,
Tom
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#7 Posted : 01 June 2011 17:46:56

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very nice tom well done
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#8 Posted : 01 June 2011 18:02:03

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Hi Tom! Cool

Great work mate! like the detail, a little tip as you have now closed the decks in at the gallery area put some masking tape over the ladders in the upper deck grates or if you drop a small part down there it will take an age to get it out!.
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#9 Posted : 11 June 2011 10:07:57

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Hi Thomas

I like your extra details, its looks perfect .

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#10 Posted : 11 June 2011 10:34:04

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Nice finishing touches Tom ThumpUp
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#11 Posted : 11 June 2011 10:53:11

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Thanks for the comments everyone!

I'm back home again later today so I can check if the canon shot has successfully been installed or not. Unfortunately some were dropped down Blushing but when the model is static it wont matter. I varnished them in, is this the method others have used?

I'll post more photos sometime shortly!

Also, I was wondering; the inside bulwark bit near the poop edge (where the curve was made with the coin) - will this have an internal bulwark strip fitted, as I was thinking of adding them but wasnt sure if it would alter any later additions?

thanks again,
Tom
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#12 Posted : 11 June 2011 11:04:09

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If your meaning the curved space on the inside, then its unlikley as part of the instructions, as this part has been completed.
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