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This one is my carpenters workshop with tools ,not quite to scale but just gives an idea what it was like robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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Some really nice work there Robby, will be following your progress.....  Regards Alan
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Halfway through the first layer of stakes robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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Thanks Alan ,actualy i have a question for you or any one else out there i am unsure how the covering of the bowspirit meets the front of the boat the pictures in the magazine dont realy show how it should look, well to me it dont because its black and it just seems to blend in with the black of the bulk head i just dont now how it finishesll
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robbyrob60 wrote:Thanks Alan ,actualy i have a question for you or any one else out there i am unsure how the covering of the bowspirit meets the front of the boat the pictures in the magazine dont realy show how it should look, well to me it dont because its black and it just seems to blend in with the black of the bulk head i just dont now how it finishesll Hi Robby, are you on about fitting the side panels along the front of the prow, if so maybe this link to my diary will help you out.... http://forum.model-space...sts&t=5013&p=80
If this is not the area you are on about then let me know the magazine issue you are referring to.... Here to help if you need it... Regards Alan
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This is the part i dont know how it finishes.,does it fix to side of boat or does it go in at a angle to fix on the bulkhead ? robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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Hi Robby, I fitted my panels so they rested ever so slightly on the side of the hull.... notice on yours you have added a small extension that shouldn't have been necessary but providing it is sanded down shouldn't be noticeable when painted..... I also had to resort to some strategic clamping to keep the panels in place until set.... a fiddly process.. Mr T's official diary probably shows the fitting of these prow panels better than anything else I've seen on other diaries. This is a link to the stage on his official diary..... hope it helps... http://forum.model-space...aspx?g=posts&t=7031
Think you are doing a great job so keep posting... Regards Alan
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Thanks Alan you have been very helpfull, i thought mine was not quite right
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I decided to make my bulkhead removable then i can cut the holes of the ship easier for me .The bow i planked in sapele instead of stain and the platform for the beak i also planked in saple, robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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The walls of left and right gallery i used sapele instead of stain ,and the windows i cut the mesh in small peices and turned at an angle and got diamond instead of square mesh and also doing this i had a spare peice of mesh over robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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Looking good Robby, nicely done.... Regards Alan
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Thanks for your kind comments Alan
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HI Robby. Very nice looking Byuild. Look forward to seeing your progress Ian  Current builds.Hachettes build the bismark,HMS Victory, HMS Hood.
Finished Builds Corel HMS Victory cross section.
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Thanks Ian your comments they are much appreciated my going is bit slow , trying not to make to many mistakes
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Lovely build Robby, looks good Steve
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Thanks stevie for your kind comments it's good to have the professionals watching over us newbies
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Some nice work there Rob Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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Thanks Aperchase certainly learning a few things from other builds robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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Hi all been a while, but lost all photos when changed phone but hey ho on we go, I've decided to paint the forward bulkhead gold as well as the side galleries robbyrob60 attached the following image(s):
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