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nothing to put yet, this is a badly taken photo of a atomiser i am soldering .04mm wire into it having first drilled out six holes, its for my flyingscotsman i am building the cannons there for scale. point is i am not too bad with fine detail so that should come in handy I hope, All your work on your cannons looks really good. OOPS I Spelt build wrong, lol  Regards
Rob
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That looks damn good Rob, I have not touched nothing on my build yet, I'm still waiting to get a few more issues under my belt first then dive in. I must say, I have not done minute detailed painting for many years now, so I am beginning get worried about the competition I have got on this forum he he he..No seriously, there's a lot of good stuff being produced on here already...keep the pictures coming Rob, I'm saving every one of them down to my HMS Victory Tips folder I'm keeping on my PC..  John Current Builds: Deagostini HMS Victory: Deagostini HMS Sovereign of the seas. Completed Builds: Del Prado: HMAS Bounty: Hachette: RMS Titanic: Del Prado: Cutty Sark...
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Nice clean work there Rob. Just a tip; it looks like your camera was busy trying to focus on the kitchen roll and not your cannon - try using a plain sheet of white paper as a backdrop. Schnellboots on back burner
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Good work Rob  Regards,
David
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looks good shipmate. I am interested in the red paint on the business end of your cannon was this on all the time? i have not seen any reserch pics with it on but geussing you know somthing i dont? “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
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jase wrote:looks good shipmate. I am interested in the red paint on the business end of your cannon was this on all the time? i have not seen any reserch pics with it on but geussing you know somthing i dont? If you check on the painting scheme from the Royal Navy Museum for modelmakers, you will see that the end face of the cannon should be painted in dull red ochre. The cannon should also have a simple wooden tompion also painted red. HMS Victory Leeds Build See my first attempt at a cannon complete with tompion carved from a cocktail stick.
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Capt Stedders wrote:Nice clean work there Rob.
Just a tip; it looks like your camera was busy trying to focus on the kitchen roll and not your cannon - try using a plain sheet of white paper as a backdrop.
Yes well the wife says it's good kitchen roll though (plenty), so hope you like it paper noted, and i'll spend a night in the brigg. Regards
Rob
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Mike Turpin wrote:jase wrote:looks good shipmate. I am interested in the red paint on the business end of your cannon was this on all the time? i have not seen any reserch pics with it on but geussing you know somthing i dont? If you check on the painting scheme from the Royal Navy Museum for modelmakers, you will see that the end face of the cannon should be painted in dull red ochre. The cannon should also have a simple wooden tompion also painted red. HMS Victory Leeds Build See my first attempt at a cannon complete with tompion carved from a cocktail stick. That's corect mate i put a link somewhere on here for that very place, here it is again if you missed it. http://www.hms-victory.c...amp;id=78&Itemid=111Regards
Rob
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thanks guys i will investigate “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
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Hi rob will follow your build thank for the comment good look. My nephew at the bay Filey is having a go at the Victory from what I have seen of the bit it is not to bad
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Cant seem to add pics directly?????????????? Regards
Rob
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Woooooop Wooooooop Did it  Regards
Rob
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Well time to make my Launch Part 1  Regards
Rob
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And here she is, Victory's Launch, Part 1  To me it does not resemble the pic in the mag, still early days yet. Regards
Rob
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I am trying to work out what we do with it next  i guess none of that becomes part of the launch  “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
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jase wrote:I am trying to work out what we do with it next i guess none of that becomes part of the launch After we have planked it, I think that we cut the ribs where they join the oblong supports, if you know what I mean. Regards
Rob
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAr!! “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
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Looks like it gets the basic planking then sliced off the build jig....acording to tomics build....
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