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Painted; The anchor, Oars and bucket. Not real happy re bucket. Had job trying to glue handle as well as the painting.It will have to do for now. Will tidy up later once dry.  Have repainted interior of launch as now have Maroon/Burgundy paint. Will do outside strip when I have tape to get straight line. Wet at moment shoul;d dry a little less glossy.    Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Lovely work George and yes the bucket is a little bit fiddly to work with because of its size... Me, I use a good pair of optivisors for this kind of work, eyesight is not what it used to be.. I also have very fine paint brushes where I have trimmed the brush hairs down to where it looks as if some of my brushes have no bristles at all, just a few. I also decided the bucket handle looked to big for the scale so swapped it out and replaced it with some thin rigging line, feel in those days bucket handles were made of rope anyway....  .. Hope this helps so keep posting and I'll keep following.... Regards Alan
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Hi George, I know what you mean about the bucket. I finished up using rope handles as described by Alan on the Endeavour and it worked ok. Love the oars and great work all round . Brex.
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Gandale wrote:Lovely work George and yes the bucket is a little bit fiddly to work with because of its size... Me, I use a good pair of optivisors for this kind of work, eyesight is not what it used to be.. I also have very fine paint brushes where I have trimmed the brush hairs down to where it looks as if some of my brushes have no bristles at all, just a few. I also decided the bucket handle looked to big for the scale so swapped it out and replaced it with some thin rigging line, feel in those days bucket handles were made of rope anyway.... .. Hope this helps so keep posting and I'll keep following.... Regards Alan Hi Alan. Thanks for kind comment appreciated. Re the bucket I have tidied up. Too late now glued to use rope instead. Next bucket if anymore will take your tip. Thanks and appreciated. I'm going to have to purchase optivisor as will need re many pullys later as well. Launch now drying out more matt. Colour coming better as well.   Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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bb1949 wrote:Hi George, I know what you mean about the bucket. I finished up using rope handles as described by Alan on the Endeavour and it worked ok. Love the oars and great work all round . Brex. Hi Brex. Thanks for comments appreciated. Have tidied up bucket and looks better. Too late for rope as already glued metal. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Bottom foot boards glued in as per instructions. Painted top section of launch Maroon/Burgundy as shown. Will cut line straighter when bottom painted. Put in seats as well. Can't put in mesh bits till I get "burnisher" to turn black.    Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Nice work on the ships boat George looking good  Rgd Martyn Building ?
Completed. Soliei Royal . Sovereign of the Seas . Virginia . Scotland . San Felipe . Corel vasa , Santisima Trinadad X section , Vasa
Next Build ?
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Martyn Ingram wrote: Nice work on the ships boat George looking good Rgd Martyn Hi Martyn. Thanks for looking in and kind comments. They are as always greatly appreciated. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Looking good George :D
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nice job george. 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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Nice work on the launch George Steve
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Great work George...Really looking good!! Current Builds: Deagostini HMS Victory: Deagostini HMS Sovereign of the seas. Completed Builds: Del Prado: HMAS Bounty: Hachette: RMS Titanic: Del Prado: Cutty Sark...
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Coming along very nicely George, nice work on the launch.... .. Keep going as you are and you will end up with a very nice build indeed..... .. Keep posting, will be following... Regards Alan
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KymMareeAU wrote:Looking good George :D
Hi Kym. Could be better, but do appreciate your comments. Hands not as steady as they used to be. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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karl1113 wrote:nice job george. Hi Karl. Thanks for looking in and your comments appreciated . I ne4ed to purchase an optivisor, Hands and eyes not as good as they used to be. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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stevie_o wrote:Nice work on the launch George Steve Hi Steve. Your comments give me encouragement and are appreciated, thanks. Launch certainly not as good as I would like but maybe investment of optivisor would be the way to go, Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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jonny7england wrote:Great work George...Really looking good!! Hi Jonny. Thanks for looking in and thanks for your kind comments they are as always appreciated. Next tool for me is an optivisor and would love new steady hands.  Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Gandale wrote:Coming along very nicely George, nice work on the launch.... .. Keep going as you are and you will end up with a very nice build indeed..... .. Keep posting, will be following... Regards Alan Hi Alan. Your comments very much appreciated as always. I will be taking up your suggestion of purchase of an optivisor as the fine work is more than my eyes and hands can do currently if I'm to be entirely happy with the results. I'd like the finishes to be better than OK. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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Hey George, I can relate to the bit about the hands & eyes: but your work is still something to admire. 
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bb1949 wrote:Hey George, I can relate to the bit about the hands & eyes: but your work is still something to admire. Hi Brex. Yes, age starts to play up with eyes and fingers. The comment was very generous of you to say. It is very much appreciated, but my work is only average and certainly no better than your own. Regards George Building HMS SOTS
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