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#41 Posted : 30 January 2017 17:01:18

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#42 Posted : 30 January 2017 20:59:27

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Nice work Alan.
Looking great with a coat of paint.

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#43 Posted : 30 January 2017 21:25:29

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Looking good AlanCool

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#44 Posted : 30 January 2017 21:36:09

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Nice work Alan, she's looking good .
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#45 Posted : 30 January 2017 21:48:40

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Looks good, nice job on the paintwork....Cool Cool

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#46 Posted : 02 February 2017 23:19:27

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Hi all

Thanks for looking in. I've been experimenting with the deck planks and how to highlight the joins and without definitive answers I decided to experiment.

I painted the deck tan, mixed matt black and water 50/50, allowed it to dry and with an old well used piece of dry emery rubbed the deck gently to
achieve what you can see in the photo. I will be using acrylic thinners when I paint the decks properly instead of water.

I am open to constructive criticism-in fact I would welcome it or your comments. I feel quite happy with it. The photo shows a trial area.

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Alan
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#47 Posted : 03 February 2017 16:27:17

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Really nice job so far Alan Cool

I like the look you've achieved with the deck, another option could be to use an oil or enamel wash perhaps
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Hi Dave

Thanks.

I've never done this with a wooden deck before. Did loads of experimenting
last night this seemed the best and cleanest.
I only use acrylic now-not much cleaning involved!!

Have a great weekend.

Cheers.

Alan
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#49 Posted : 03 February 2017 19:16:03

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Great work on that deck AlanBigGrin what ever works best for you thats what i say mateBigGrin regards PhilCool
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#50 Posted : 03 February 2017 20:46:41

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Hi Phil
Thanks for that, I do worry sometimes!!
But you are right it is down to individual taste!

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#51 Posted : 03 February 2017 22:43:01

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I think it looks good Alan, very nice result.....Cool Cool

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I think the deck looks good, highlights the joints without being over the top.
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#53 Posted : 03 February 2017 23:32:59

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Hi this looking real good, like the deck effect.cheers mick. BigGrin
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BigGrin Looks good to me, all I will say on the weathering front is the Hood was the pride of the Royal Navy and as such she was never allowed to get too grubby. I seam to recall that before her last voyage she had not long had a refit and paint job but may be wrong on that.Cool
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#55 Posted : 04 February 2017 10:26:13

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Andy your quite correct, infact the refit was not fully compleate and its not clea what was and what was not compleated before sinking.

All Royal Navy ships have a daily routeen if maintance but due to limitations of access while on the open seas you tend to find the siperstructure in good irder and the hull showing signs if weather.

I would suggest minor rust streaking around the anchors and some biw paint chipping primeraly

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Alan

I think your deck looks spot on to be honest.

I would think that has taken you some time but the result is well worth the effort.
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Hi all

Thank you for your encouraging words.

Regards.

Alan
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Hi one of my favourate ships of all time. and your doing a great job on her.cut your teeth on this then bismarck next eh.Blink cheers mick.BigGrin
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Thanks mogwai

I'll be a lot happier once I've got the decks in place and can start building upwards!!BigGrin

Regards

Alan
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#60 Posted : 10 February 2017 16:10:37

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Hi Alan.
Great job on your decks. look forward to seeing more of your build.
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