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Sticky Wickett

#421 Posted : 18 March 2021 22:09:19

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Manual priming handwheel fitted.

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#422 Posted : 18 March 2021 22:09:47

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Speed regulator handwheel fitted.

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#423 Posted : 18 March 2021 22:10:49

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Priming handwheel painted green to identify as the starboard engine. The port engine priming handwheel was painted red.

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#424 Posted : 18 March 2021 22:11:48

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Speed regulator handwheels painted.

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#425 Posted : 18 March 2021 22:14:02

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That concludes this update and also concludes the fitting of the supplied parts for the kit. Next week i will start to add more pipework as befitting these engines, along with dials and gauges.

Thanks for looking in, have a great weekend and happy modelling! BigGrin

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Phil W.

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#426 Posted : 19 March 2021 13:08:03

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Very nice work as usual Phil. Progressing very nicely. Love

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#427 Posted : 19 March 2021 13:18:00

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Lovely neat work, Phil.
Thanks for the update. Keep it coming.
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#428 Posted : 19 March 2021 17:33:35

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Can see the engine detailing is up to your usual exceptional high standards Phil, looks absolutely amazing.... love it..... Love

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#429 Posted : 19 March 2021 21:54:58

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Amazing accuracy as always.

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Well done.

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#430 Posted : 19 March 2021 21:55:02

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Looks great so far BigGrin

almost smell the diesel LOL

Regards Phil Cool

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#431 Posted : 19 March 2021 22:27:30

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You can se your passion and knowledge of the subject shining through with each and every update. Your level of detail takes this build to another level. It's a pleasure and a real joy to follow

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#432 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:28:15

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Good evening from 'The Dockyard'.

Thank you very much for the nice comments guys! BigGrin

So this week i added some scratch built details to the diesel engines.

I used 0.7mm diameter solder for the pipes. I found solder works really well; easy to bend and shape.

The attached photo shows the front of both diesel engines with scratch built pipework and filters yet to be painted.

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#433 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:29:09

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Same view, different angle.

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#434 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:30:38

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Extra pipework added to the rear of the engines, made from 0.7mm diameter solder.

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#435 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:31:59

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This photo shows the front of one engine and the rear of the other with all scratch built pipework and fittings painted and pin-washed.

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#436 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:32:44

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From a different angle.

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#437 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:34:00

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The attached photo shows one of the kit parts, painted and pin-washed, ready for fitting into the Engine Room.

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#438 Posted : 25 March 2021 21:35:15

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That concludes this update. More to follow next week.

Thanks for looking, have a great weekend and happy modelling! BigGrin

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Phil W.

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#439 Posted : 26 March 2021 15:40:00

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More great scratch building Phil BigGrin

love those engines Drool

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#440 Posted : 26 March 2021 17:27:31

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Top modelling skills on show here as always Phil and great to watch this progress a bit more every time that you post an update. Cool

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