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Admiral Anti Spiral wrote:Gandale wrote:Hi Admiral, so that is what she looks like fully planked... very nice work there...  You have enough room in there to be able to fit the dummy gun supports etc, think it would be a little tight for space.... Cannons looking good too, well done.... Regards Alan Many thanks alan, yup i was able to fit the gun supports in, couldn't fit the clamps in but managed to keep them in place to dry from the glue by just using some of the left over bamboo to push them in place against the frames, tempted to plank the bottom of the hull but i think i need to practice the art of patience   Admiral.... this hobby is all about having lots of patience but lets be honest.... who the heck has that when it comes to building these ships....  .... Try taking a nap..... Regards Alan
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Just testing the camera again, hoping to show some detail of the cannons. Still need to add some eyebolts though not sure where. The rod for the wheels is a bit long but i kind of like it that way, to me it adds more detail.   Processing - Progressing
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Nicely done Admiral.... how many more is there!!!!...
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Alan
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Gandale wrote:Nicely done Admiral.... how many more is there!!!!...
Regards
Alan ahahah its not as bad as i thought doing the cannons, gives me something to do while waiting for other issues, adding all the blocks and rope will be a pain though! Processing - Progressing
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Rear view  Pieces arn't as flimsy as i thought, had to get rid of some of the black paint because i've noticed wood glue wont stick as well against smooth paint, but im happy with the out come. But i think the windows to come will overlap the areas on the sides which arn't cut out due to the frame, maybe i'll file/sand it out later on in the build. Processing - Progressing
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I've had a go at planking with the second layer, not much, just to get a grip of how it will be, its glued on with a verryy thin layer of glue so its no problem removing it, just testing the look and how it will be when we finally start the planking. I dont believe theres any cannons to be placed at the very rear so i could carry on, but i think i'll leave it here and wait for the magazine in the coming weeks.  Processing - Progressing
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Wow looking good we like we like  Building ?
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Very nice indeed Admiral... Think I would refrain from doing any more modifications to the gallery until I was certain of what was to follow. I do know there are additional panels to be fitted all around the gallery that will cover all you have done so far..... Hope you don't mind me saying.....  . Keep up the good work and keep posting ...... Regards Alan
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Stunning work there Admiral. Watching with interest. Keep the pic coming. Rgds, Hans
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Hi Admiral Following your build very closely,excellent work.  Regards Daz. “Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears.”
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ahah thank you thank you Processing - Progressing
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Gandale wrote:Very nice indeed Admiral... Think I would refrain from doing any more modifications to the gallery until I was certain of what was to follow. I do know there are additional panels to be fitted all around the gallery that will cover all you have done so far..... Hope you don't mind me saying..... . Keep up the good work and keep posting ...... Regards Alan thank you alan, and nope i dont mind, i understand theres more to come, im just going to have to cut window shape holes in the other panels coming, but yes i'll be stopping here and try to catch up with the magazines, thank you for your comment :) Processing - Progressing
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Thank you very much Hans and Daz :) Processing - Progressing
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Very nice work Kind 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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MWG wrote:Very nice work Kind regards Mike Thanks Mike Processing - Progressing
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Great work. Regards Claret Also working on:
SOTS.
Moebius 1/32 Flying Sub with PE & lights.
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claret wrote:Great work.
Regards
Claret Thanks Claret :) Processing - Progressing
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Nice clean work admiral I see you have your lines ready for the gunport marking saga forthcoming
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Many thanks Nigel, only one more side to do though Update on progress so far. Marked out the gun ports, Made 4 holes in each corner with a router, very cheap but does the job perfectly, then cut down the sides with a tamiya razor saw, very good tool, but what i sometimes dont like about the razor saws is they sometimes go off course and not in a straight line.  After that cleaned them up with the blade and sanded them down with both a needle file and some sand paper on a square block. Some of them were a bit off and at the wrong angle but i fixed some of them by just adding some thin strips of spare wood, they're not all 10000% perfect, but they're all 13mmx12mm give or take 0.5mm, but its only something you'd notice right close up Decided to work on planking the stern hull, not completely yet, just working on it, leaving 0.5mm gaps because i might want to add some weathering so they stand out. Time for the images  Processing - Progressing
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Looking good,shes starting to come alive now You have the start of some lovely sweeping lines on the stern planking.You have set yourself a task with the half mil gap,I just did my caulking with pencil(well actually a lot of pencils ) before fitting but im not painting mine. Kind Regards Nigel
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