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captgino reacted to a status update: Very nice! Thank you for posting it. I have an upcoming kit Toulonnaise that has colo
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Very nice! Thank you for posting it. I have an upcoming kit Toulonnaise that has colonnades but the plans are very poor. This helps a lot.
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Glad this helped. Here is where you could get the plans.
https://www.modelshipbuilder.com/page.php?177
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Thank you for the recommendation. I am done with 80% with the sanding of the frames. It still need to get the bevel and various angles figured out. I am assuming that you first put together the stem and deadwood with the keel, right?
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Hi All, I was given this ship and trying to identify what could be its name. it looks like a Cutty Sack or a Flying Cloud but either the bow or the stern varies. Thoughts?
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Starting to cut the frames. Stopped after 4 and ordered some new blades which will provided smoother cuts.
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