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Hi Everyone Here's some progress for July and August 2021; * Planking the forward parts of the hull, planks need to be smoothed and filled to emulate plating, not very easy with the flare, curve and slope of the bows...  * Preparing forecastle deck, windlass, anchor chain guides. They may be a bit oversize so will need to be made smaller...  Regards JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Looking fab John, very well done....  Regards Alan
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Hi John, Just checked in on your build. Looking really good so far. Scratch building from a drawing is certainly challenging, keep up the impressive work. Ken Ken
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IJN Yamato, Hachette Titanic, Del Prado Victory, Tamiya 1/16 RC Pershing Tank, HMS Naiad, HMS Prince of Wales, Admiral Hipper, Tirpitz, USS North Carolina
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USS Enterprise CV6
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Gandale wrote:Looking fab John, very well done.... Regards Alan Hi Alan Thanks for the compliment. Slow going but progressing accordingly! I spend more time thinking about how to do things than actually doing it...  Regards John
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Ken wrote:Hi John,
Just checked in on your build. Looking really good so far.
Scratch building from a drawing is certainly challenging, keep up the impressive work.
Ken Hi Ken Thanks for looking in and the kind words...yep, it certainly is challenging... Regards JohnP
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Hi Everyone Here's some progress for Sept - Oct. Doesn't look much, but a lot of hard work here (mentally as well as physically!... Regards to all JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Hi Everyone Here's my progress during Nov.2021 to Jan.2022 incl * Hull plating - November * Deck cutouts + bulkheads, passenger deck housing * Passenger deck housing complete ( a little warped but no problem to glue down )  Happy New Year and Regards to all JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Hi John Liking this build a lot mate and looking forward to more of the same. Regards Paul Building: DelPrado HMS Victory. Building: DeAgostini Sovereign Of The Seas.
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Good to see you making great steady progress on this one John, she's coming along a treat..... Regards Alan
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Gibbo wrote:Hi John
Liking this build a lot mate and looking forward to more of the same.
Regards
Paul Hi Paul Thanks a lot for looking in and the nice comment Progress update shortly...  Regards JohnP
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Gandale wrote:Good to see you making great steady progress on this one John, she's coming along a treat..... Regards Alan Hi Alan Appreciate your encouraging comment - yep! - it's a lot harder than I thought it would be, but getting there...  Regards JohnP
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Hi Everyone Some more progress made during Jan-April 2022, off and on... Completed hull plating using 1mm balsa sheeting and wood filler for final modelling at bow and stern. Have also included over-plating, which is how she was built... Colour scheme is as close as I can get to original... Regards JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Hi John, Nice looking Hull. Waiting to see what the superstructure will look like. Keep up the good work. Ken Ken
Completed Models
IJN Yamato, Hachette Titanic, Del Prado Victory, Tamiya 1/16 RC Pershing Tank, HMS Naiad, HMS Prince of Wales, Admiral Hipper, Tirpitz, USS North Carolina
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USS Enterprise CV6
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Hi Everyone Some progress made during April 2022: Forward deck anchors and chain fitted; Passenger deck and enclosure installed; Superstructure support posts installed. Regards JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Hi John, This is all shaping up very nicely.  Keep up the good work. Regards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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Hi John. Thanks for your comment. The handrails are laser cut card and are supplied as part of the kit. After they are glued into position I use a thin superglue to stiffen them prior to painting. Scale railings can be obtained direct from the supplier of the card kits. The handrail for this model is 1:200 Ken
Completed Models
IJN Yamato, Hachette Titanic, Del Prado Victory, Tamiya 1/16 RC Pershing Tank, HMS Naiad, HMS Prince of Wales, Admiral Hipper, Tirpitz, USS North Carolina
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USS Enterprise CV6
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delboy271155 wrote:Hi John, This is all shaping up very nicely. Keep up the good work. Regards delboy271155 (Derek) Hi Derek Thanks for the nice words. It's hard going and difficult to stay focused but it's slowly coming along... Regards JohnP
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Ken wrote:Hi John.
Thanks for your comment.
The handrails are laser cut card and are supplied as part of the kit. After they are glued into position I use a thin superglue to stiffen them prior to painting. Scale railings can be obtained direct from the supplier of the card kits.
The handrail for this model is 1:200 Hi Ken Thanks for the info on the handrails, I couldn't get anything like that here but they do look great on your model... I have sourced some ready made wire handrail lengths, but they are difficult to work with especially on stairways. I'm experimenting to find best way to do them. The stanchions are flat, too, which doesn't help... My model is 1:160. Regards JohnP
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Hi Everyone A bit more progress for May-Jun 2022 Fitting of Boat deck and associated superstructures... Regards to All JohnP John Passmore attached the following image(s):
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Very impressive John. WTG Regards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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