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Bill Morrison reacted to a post in a topic: Hermione La Fayette by kostas_gr - Artesania Latina - 1:89
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Mr Whippy reacted to a post in a topic: Hermione La Fayette by kostas_gr - Artesania Latina - 1:89
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the upper hull planking is done, next step at this point is creating the portholes, Artesania provides a nice paper layout in order to set them up correctly After placing the layout on the hull, I have noticed that the vertical lines are not fully aligned with hull beams some portholes are very close to hull beams and will be very difficult to install the cannons later , so I have decided to cut the paper layout and slide it a bit (creating a gap) and finally the aligment looks much better now finally before opening the portholes I have marked the centers to drill them first, will be helpfull in a later stage when I have to setup the false cannons.
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ccoyle reacted to a post in a topic: Hermione La Fayette by kostas_gr - Artesania Latina - 1:89
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I have just finished 7 rows from the left side. I will sand the the 2 planks that somehow I didnt fit them well... These planks are quite thick so I need to bend them very carefully, let them dry well, and adjust them without haste in order to fit correctly. I will sand those planks in order to follow ship's curves I have done some calulations, to check out how much I need to reduce the width of the planks for the bow section.
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kostas_gr reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory by kostas_gr - Corel - 1:98
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Corel's HMS Victory cross section is a very nice kit, I believe there is room for improvement. Consider conducting a brief survey through the posts of other members to gather ideas; I'm confident you'll discover them to be intriguing and quite demanding
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