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I know what Allan means here. There is no provision in the manual for this, but a modeller can do this if they see fit. I admit I’ve also never tapered there either, so o can’t offer up a model to show this. @allanyed maybe you can show where you’ve done this on your builds? It could be useful for reference in case anyone wants to add that feature.
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Very nice work indeed. That looks so clean.
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Foudroyant was wrecked about 30 miles from where I live. She was tethered to a pier when she broke loose in a storm and wrecked her.
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There really should be zero bowing. Before you glued, I'd have suggested every bulkhead was fully seated and the deck located exactly into each ear. The deck is designed to lie absolutely flat onto the frames, with zero elevation anywhere.
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Just a quick note about the orientation of your photos. Check this out so you can post pictures so they are the right way around:
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Lovely progress. That's a decent base for the second layer.
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Apart from the buckled MDF part, I also banged the back side bulwarks and split one as you did. Annoying (especially in this heat!) but nothing major.
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Minor update but a massive milestone. Indy's masts are now complete except for a few small details like eyelets. Of course, I'll need to use some ochre and black paint on these before fitting to the hull. Eyeing up the alignment shows that NOTHING needs to be adjusted whatsoever, which pleases me totally! Even the bowsprit slots neatly into the bow and locks into the support post on the deck below. These masts are LARGE, well, certainly to me as I've never brought a model this size towards completion. After Grecian, this seems gigantic. Anyway, here are the pics. Oh, I'll need a larger white area when it comes to the finals, as you can see here.
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James H replied to WW1 TBD Decking's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
Changing it is VERY easy and is designed to be so. Go to the top right of screen, click on your username and you'll see this: Click settings, and you'll see this. That's really all there is to this. -
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James H replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model Shipwrighting Tools, Parts and fittings
I use the broad, flat stick for pairing down dowel to make mast lower sections. Been doing that tonight.- 17 replies
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Some work has started on making mast parts. At the moment, it's anything but tapering! I've just set up my lathe to make a start on the various dowel sections. In the meantime...
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A big miss in only 42 to 48 hours
James H replied to DaveBaxt's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
No, this is an entirely different thing. The site's security certificate has expired and I'm dealing with the host in getting it sorted. It really is nothing to worry about.
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