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Thanks Peter, I'm not gonna start the keel properly till next month when I have all 3 keel parts. I'm thinking about getting some square metal tubing and putting this on my wooden base over the brackets to be extra sure its straight Dont want a warped keel! 
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Ok, so here are the pictures I promised. Still taken on the same phone but the light was better this time. Thanks to the nice weather  The Launch Frames  The Bow Former  I cant start the Carronade until I get my magnifier and tool kit. So another long wait but I'm glad I did this .
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Very well done! The waiting, especially at the beginning drives one nuts. Which tools in the kit do you need to proceed?
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StefanDV wrote:Very well done! The waiting, especially at the beginning drives one nuts. Which tools in the kit do you need to proceed? The drill. I haven't got any drill bits small enough to make the holes on the carronade. I dont mid the wait as I want to get it right. Magnifier also as it was out of stock, But ive got good eyesite at close distances, just dont ask me to drill a hole at arms length
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Its a good idea to wait untill you have all the ribs and keel, and put them all together in a Dry Dock Jig Regards Mike MWG BUILD DIARIES: HMS VICTORY, SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, SAN FRANCISCO II, HMS HOOD, HMS ENDEAVOUR LONGBOAT, HMS VICTORY X-SECTION, 007 DB5, NISSAN GTR, CUTTY SARK, RB7, AKAGI, BARK HMS ENDEAVOUR, HUMMER H1, MITSUBISHI ZERO.
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thedoctor1805 wrote:The drill. I haven't got any drill bits small enough to make the holes on the carronade. I dont mid the wait as I want to get it right. Magnifier also as it was out of stock, But ive got good eyesite at close distances, just dont ask me to drill a hole at arms length I found the drill supplied with the kit to be rubbish. Can't remember if any bits we supplied. Ordered a pin-vice which came with all the small bits, I bought 1mm, 1.5mm 2mm, 2.5mm and 3mm HSS bits at the hardware store. (The pin-vice only takes up to 2.5mm though.
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HI thedoctor1805.I use a dressmaking pin,by cutting off the head and the point of the pin is NOT used as the cutting end,but the cut end is used for the drilling,break as many as you want,very cheap drills.they are about .5mm- .8mm thick.saved me a fortune in broken drills. 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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karl1113 wrote:HI thedoctor1805.I use a dressmaking pin,by cutting off the head and the point of the pin is NOT used as the cutting end,but the cut end is used for the drilling,break as many as you want,very cheap drills.they are about .5mm- .8mm thick.saved me a fortune in broken drills. Thats brilliant! I never thought of anything like that
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Finally got the jig finished and the keel glued together. When the tool kit arrived i realised that the drill was a little rubbish, so just brought one and some micro bits from amazon. Ill post the pictures of the completed carronade when I've got them.
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Okay! We're waiting :) Current Buid:
HMS Victory
Next Build:
Captain Cook's Endeavour Collecting issues
Wish List:
Santa Ana
Bounty
Santisima-Trinidad
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Ok guys, sorry its been a while since my last post, works been a beggar and a break up to deal with but hey ho! This is the carronade (sorry about the quality  )  And The Keel. All the ribs ar dry fitted just for the basic shape.  
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Good job there James. Keep an eye out for rib 15, a lot of us had a problem with that one. Keep up the good work. Rgds, Hans
"It's okay to make mistakes. mistakes are our teachers - they help us to to learn, even if it is painfully"
Current Build:
Endeavour Cross section,D51
Completed: HMS Victory
Under the bench: Endeavour x 2,Sovereign of the Seas, Akagi and The Black Pearl!HMS Victory Cross Section
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Coming on nicely mate! Current Buid:
HMS Victory
Next Build:
Captain Cook's Endeavour Collecting issues
Wish List:
Santa Ana
Bounty
Santisima-Trinidad
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Glad I'm not there again.
Looking good.
John
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It’s looking good, with patience you will have a great end result. Your Granddad will be proud.  Built
Albatross, build in 1982 from plans.
Hms Bounty, build in 1987 from plans.
Duyfken,build in 1991 from plans
Oosterland, build in 1998 from plans
In the meantime.
HMS Victory (Deagostini)
2011 Building MFV63 fishing trawler from plans.
HMS Mayflower (Kit)
Wish list
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Sietsemk wrote:It’s looking good, with patience you will have a great end result. Your Granddad will be proud. Thanks mate. Thats a really nice thing to hear.  I hope he is proud. My dad (who hates any form of model building, says it's a waste of time and money and even calls me an old man for doing this!) even said to me last week "Take your time, your doing a good job of it so far" It's good to have some excellent support
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HELP!!!! Just had the next 4 issues arrive and the bottom of frame 22 is badly warped  How can solve this? Cheers
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Hi Doc Looks like a good start I solved the problem this way  I layed the Parts in water and after that under this Glasplate Then I put weight on it and let it dry for a long Time
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Peter has given you the answer there, James. Works for most warped parts. Happy building. Rgds, Hans
"It's okay to make mistakes. mistakes are our teachers - they help us to to learn, even if it is painfully"
Current Build:
Endeavour Cross section,D51
Completed: HMS Victory
Under the bench: Endeavour x 2,Sovereign of the Seas, Akagi and The Black Pearl!HMS Victory Cross Section
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Hey guys Got the next 4 issues today and I've got a couple of questions. With issue 18 should you get another 12 pounder and should you get some pins for the decks at this point? If so, i haven't got them  Cheers
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