James H
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It's all just common sense. Look at the thickness of stern post and asses that against first planking while you sand...taking into account the thickness of the pear. -
such lovely, clean work. Following along 🍿
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What's TFFM Stands For?
James H replied to Oskar24's topic in Using the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT IN THIS SUB-FORUM**
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As long as the keel at the sternpost area is around 1mm-2mm, you can always sand down the pear so it's flush (or doesn't step) with the 3mm sternpost/rudder post. If the stern was left at 3mm before second planking, then your sand away the pear at the stern to make things level. I know most of this area is coppered, but it's good practice to thin it beforehand.
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6 and 9, the wrong way round?
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Slow and steady is sure working. That is looking real neat.
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Thanks for the info. What would be interesting is the last recorded date of images rotating. That might not be so easy to get, but I'm pretty sure it's not since we switched to v.4, although some clarification would be useful.
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Something I found but knew nothing about is this: This would, in theory, mean that the images will have rotated around the time they were originally uploaded, and certainly not just recently as there have been no revisions to the software that would make such a change, and this seems to be an isolated case. I edited the first page of your log to correct, so all I can think of is that these will need to be manually altered and re-inserted into your posts.
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Please don't apologise, this is why this forum area exists. So far, we've had no other instances of photos rotating by themselves, so it's quite odd. Can you send me a specific link?
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New 1:48 HMS Endeavour out later this year
James H replied to James H's topic in Wood ship model kits
By my reckoning, around 620mm long. -
New 1:48 HMS Endeavour out later this year
James H replied to James H's topic in Wood ship model kits
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That's not the case at all. The gallery module, and also the forum itself, hasn't had an update now in a few months as we are currently operating the latest version. There have been some custom CSS mods made, but only to the new theme, and for controlling global font size.
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Please try now.
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As for finding a mentor, I was contacted about the Fifie build, and assured the member that he should go ahead with a log. His work was superb, and I'll be there to assist where I can, knowing the subject intimately. Members are a wealth of knowledge, not just in general, but also for specific subjects. Don't be afraid to approach and ask, whether publicly or privately.
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There's no way that adding the new forum theme has rotated your images. I really can't explain how that could've happened. The easiest thing to do is to edit the affected posts, delete the image and upload the correct orientation again.
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