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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Imperial yacht Standart (1893) by AlexBaranov - Scale 1:48
  2. Pirate adam
    Very cool subject and amazing model. Adam
  3.    albert reacted to a post in a topic: HMS VICTORY 1765 by albert - 1/48
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    Looking forward to seeing this one develop Albert.
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    Congratulations Toni! It looks great.
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  14. Pirate adam
    Stove in place.
  15. Pirate adam
    I used model railroad materials for the fire bricks.
  16. Pirate adam
    I made the stove out of plastic and brass bits.
  17. Pirate adam
    Platform and well in place.
  18. Pirate adam
    Limber boards in place.
  19. Pirate adam
    Mast steps and limber strakes.
  20. Pirate adam
    Deck clamps in place.
  21. Pirate adam
    Progress on the model continues much faster than progress on the build log. I will try to get caught up. Here are the stern timbers all boxed in.
  22. Pirate adam
    The tricky ones....
  23. Pirate adam
    Construction is underway on the stern frames.
  24. Pirate adam
    Fairing of the frames is more or less done inside and out.
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