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#161 Posted : 04 October 2013 23:10:28

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stevie_o wrote:
Looking good Andy, coming on very nicely!
Steve


Thanks SteveBigGrin
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#162 Posted : 04 October 2013 23:11:53

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Gandale wrote:
Lovely work Andy and nice to see her progressing....Cool Cool .. Well done...


Thanks Alan, might need an index one dayLOL Flapper LOL
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#163 Posted : 06 October 2013 17:53:48

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Moving on again.
I have now varnished the Hull. For this I used Ronseal Ultra Tough giving three coats, with a sand after the second coat. The lower Hull Maple is Satin and the Upper Hull Matt.
I then added the third deck, this fitted very well with only some minor adjustment to the 2 Stern sections, it's always worrying then very gratifying when something fits well to something you built months ago. I added extra supports around the Hatches using 2 x 5mm Strip. It feels strong enough with these, so I am omitting the columns suggested in the magazine.
Next I have planked the Bow Bulkhead with 1mm thick Limewood, 5mm wide for the flat section and 2mm wide for the curved sections. I am intending to plank over this with Black Boxwood when the Forecastle Deck is in place.







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#164 Posted : 06 October 2013 18:12:09

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Beautiful work Andy, she really does look a dream...Drool Drool .. Very well done...

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#165 Posted : 06 October 2013 18:18:56

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Hi Andy the sunlight does do all the detail justiceBigGrin great build Kind regards Mike
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#166 Posted : 06 October 2013 18:27:40

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#167 Posted : 06 October 2013 21:12:38

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Fantastic work AndyCool Cool she looks fabulous.
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#168 Posted : 06 October 2013 21:30:17

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Gandale wrote:
Beautiful work Andy, she really does look a dream...Drool Drool .. Very well done...

Regards

Alan


Thanks a lot AlanBigGrin
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#169 Posted : 06 October 2013 21:37:37

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MWG wrote:
Hi Andy the sunlight does do all the detail justiceBigGrin great build Kind regards Mike


Thanks Mike, we live in a very old house with small leaded windows and 2ft thick walls and the light's terrible, particularly for photography. So an outside shot is essential to show anything off to it's best. Still there's so much dust in old houses the wife doesn't notice the sawdustLOL LOL
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#170 Posted : 06 October 2013 21:41:04

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stevie_o wrote:
Stunning work, especially the outdoor shot, looks perfect even in daylight.
Steve


Thanks SteveBigGrin
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#171 Posted : 06 October 2013 21:46:05

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Fantastic work AndyCool Cool she looks fabulous.
Kind Regards Nigel


Thanks Nigel, can't hold a candle up to yours, but I'm pleased with the results so far.BigGrin
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#172 Posted : 07 October 2013 18:36:39

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BigGrin Nice clean work Andy BigGrin Rgd Martyn
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#173 Posted : 07 October 2013 19:55:55

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BigGrin Nice clean work Andy BigGrin Rgd Martyn


Thanks very much, MartynBigGrin
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#174 Posted : 12 October 2013 09:57:54

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BigGrin Hi Andy
your pic,s seam to have gone awol probably just a silly mistake somewhere but im sure you would like everyone too view your endeviours
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#175 Posted : 12 October 2013 12:17:11

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BigGrin Hi Andy
your pic,s seam to have gone awol probably just a silly mistake somewhere but im sure you would like everyone too view your endeviours
regards
AndyCool



Confused Confused Everything seems OK at my endConfused Confused
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#176 Posted : 12 October 2013 14:49:28

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If it helps...I can still see them....so would imagine you may need to clear your cache Andy....it used to happen to a mate of mine back when I was running a gaming clan website.
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#177 Posted : 26 May 2014 19:58:02

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I have returned to the SOTS after working on a couple of other model projects and some other stuff which I won't bore you with.
So here is an update on my progress, although I'm now a long way behind some other builders.
My first problem was the cannon ports as I had used the 5mm wide strip and this protrudes 3mm inside, this is only a problem on the 10 ports on the lower deck. What I decided to do was remove the linings completely and cut them down to 2mm then primed and sprayed them to match the outside. I then pre painted the bulwark lining strips, fitted them and trimmed out the ports before the port linings were refitted to the holes.
Meanwhile I planked the deck with 3mm tanganyika in a 3 butt shift pattern. This and the size of planks was chosen to match the decking plans in Endsor's The Restoration Warship. The caulking was added with felt pen, except on the butt ends where I used a 6B pencil to avoid seepage. The treenails were done using a 0.1mm drawing pen.
Next the two gratings were fitted, these are made from 2 Caldercraft 39mm gratings joined in the centre. These have 1.5mm holes, whilst this is still a little large they do still give some visibility and sense of the depth beneath which I feel is lost with anything smaller. I surrounded them with mitered 3mm walnut and hid the joint, which was still slightly visible, with a 2mm strip.
I have now started on the next 2 decks.














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#178 Posted : 26 May 2014 20:52:04

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Hi Dominic,
Thanks for your nice comments.
The answer to your query is neither is correct by the instructions as the gratings officially have no cross members. So in fact you are correct. Mine is there partly because I joined 2 smaller gratings together.
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#179 Posted : 26 May 2014 21:52:11

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Hi Andy, great to see you back on the SOTS build.... Cool Cool .. Lovely work, hope to see the next episode fairly soon....Cool Cool

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#180 Posted : 28 May 2014 13:21:53

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Hi Andy,

Welcome back, build looking excellent.

Regards
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SOTS.
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