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  1.    JpR62 reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Royal Caroline by Peta_V - Panart - scale 1/47 - from box with modifications
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    Thanks a lot Kier and Pieter! I'm glad you like her.
  3.    kier reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Royal Caroline by Peta_V - Panart - scale 1/47 - from box with modifications
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    Switched to the rigging for few hours.
  13. Peta_V
    Hi AVBiker, Your RC looks great! My rails are not according to the plans as hull and stem from Panart has different shape. I did not want to use the brass wire So I'm trying to create rails from wood. The shape is done to fit the model. PetaV
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    Both sides
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    Workings on the middle Rail.
  16. Peta_V started following Royal Barge Circa 1700 by MikeB4 - Syren - 1:24 and Chebece 1750 by Forlani Daniel
  17. Peta_V
    First step is finished. Main rails shaped in place
  18. Peta_V
    After final shaping it sits pretty good I would say. Far beyond my expectation! 😲
  19. Peta_V
    I take all my courage and started with my bigest chalenge. I don't like the way Panart did the headrails. They use only shaped brass wire. I want to make them from wood. I started with shaping the main rails. I believe I'm very close to the "OK" fit but still some work to be done. First paper stencil: Wooden rails and planty of re-shaping Fore mast crowsfeet also in place
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    Today I played with crowsfeet. I think it turned out pretty good. Happy with the result 😎
  21.    Peta_V reacted to a post in a topic: AVOS 1806 Tender by greenstone - Master Korabel - 1/72 - TEST
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    Finaly I have triple masted vessel! 🤑
  23. Peta_V
    Starting with mizzen mast
  24. Peta_V
    Btw from his videos I learnt how to make ropes...... How to tie knots etc. Super videos
  25. Peta_V
    That is fantastic stuff. Thank you very much. His videos are top and in EN...... UNBEATABLE.
  26. Peta_V
    Main mast finished. Mizzen next!
  27. Peta_V
    Hi Antony, thanks for your comment. Lego bricks comes from one very old set from my childhood. I have many Lego sets and still like to build something time to time. Those few bricks will not be even recognized in the quantity I have

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