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Always happy to help! Looking forward to your work.
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Sorry about that. I am a plonker. It's been changed for the next print run. I was building so intensively over that period that my recollections were clouded with some of the fisher stuff I'd just finished. You can use my photos as a guide though as you're always best taking off too little than too much. It's only a rough bevel.
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Welcome back to the hobby, and of course to MSW 😁
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Not at all. It's aimed at a total beginner, as is the Fifie Welcome to MSW!
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I built that 1:72 Matchbox kit about 20yrs ago as a prelude to starting wooden ships, and I loved it. Amazing to see something in 1:48 like this.
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NEW AT VANGUARD MODELS! - 'BUY NOW, PAY LATER' (Pay In Three) from PayPal. I've been helping Chris with his website and PayPal have really been bugging us with rolling out this system for VM customers. VM satisfies their criteria which allows customers to make purchases from £30 to £2000 using a three-payment system. Once you go to PayPal checkout, you will have an option to choose this. The total cost is split into three equal payments at 0% interest, and then the remainder is paid on the due dates over the following two months. The great news is you of course get your items shipped straight away as you would if you'd paid up-front. That'll help break up some of those costs we all have when it comes to buying our kits and stuff! https://vanguardmodels.co.uk https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/paypal-payin3/faq There are some territory restrictions, but can't remember them at moment!
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Here's my last update before the final completion images. The masts are pretty straightforward. Cartridge paper is used for the iron banding, the battens then fitted over these. When complete, the masts are varnished and then sections painted black before then fitting out with rigging blocks etc. For this model, I've used the optional pear blocks (except for deadeyes as the pear weren't in stock when I started). All yards are then built, including mizzen gaff, ensign pole etc. These will be fitted out as soon as the paint is dry. Whilst waiting for paint drying, I fitted the bowsprit and rigged the shrouds and stays after first adding the gammoning. Boomkins are also rigged. And this is the result so far. Catch you when she's finished...
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