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Little slow due over the last couple of week on some PTO and trying to deal with sick kids ( how much mucus can they produce and can I use it as glue)!!!! .. So at the weekend I popped all the bulkheads out and hand fitted and broke off the stern which I hope I have fixed now .. I then proceeded to cut the rabbet and fairly sure this is right .. BUT I have an issue that Iam simply not getting and that is the fairing and beveling of the bulkheads .. I have looked online tried to find some guides and youtube .. but I dont get it ! how am I meant to know what angle and how much .. I need pictures or better still a good video if anyone knows of one on youtube ...
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Hi all , So as I have a few days away from the office I decided to make a start on my Bluenose from model shipways . I'm not going to put up more pics of the actual kit as I found lots on here already . This is my first kit and I thought about buying the practicum from llc and still might if I get in to too much trouble . So to say it's a little daunting is an understatement ... I have built model aircraft a few years ago but my day job is on computer code and I'm not exactly a renowned handy man ... My wife is still waiting on some shelves to be put up a few years later .. Anyway I have unpacked and checked everything and all seems correct , I have studied some of ship modelling simplified and want to make a start on the keel so that it would be set for the weekend but already have a few questions .. So 1st off my work bench is actually my wife's craft table so if you spot a lot of weird stuff on it , that's her's So I cut out the 3 keel sections And as you can see from photo 2 the stern keel is about 1 mm out of line from the center at the bottom it's fine at the top the bow end is fine Workspace Stern & center lower join Close up I also had a question around if I should mark the reference line before gluing and any advice on doing this correctly ? Should I sand the laser burn marks off ? Sorry for what I am sure are basic questions !!!!
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amazing information here guys wow thank you so much for putting the time in to the replies . Have ordered the titebond
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Btw I'm assuming one bottle would be enough to but if you guys think I need more let me know as I have zero exp on wooden models
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Thanks all very much appreciate the info , will order from cw tonight and keep on reading in the intervening time ..
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Hi guys , Probably a real beginner question but if you could help it would be good . So living in Ireland have all the usual bnq/ woodies etc but limited in terms of specialists shops . So about to start my 1st model and looking for some advice on the glue I should get ,the kit is the model shipway bluenose 1:64 . So as I said if there was some decent glue in one of the general diy places let me know .. Thanks all and hope this is in the right forum . Dar
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Yep had a look at the site and will probably take out a sub once we get the kits but I'm going to get the dvd for sure a it's specific to the lady Nelson Darr
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looks like it will be Feb before it gets in ..so I found a copy of Ship Modelling from Kits simplified for 8 pound which is on its way now .. think I might pick up a LN for myself now when they are in stock Darr
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darr reacted to a post in a topic: Bismarck by Kevin - FINISHED - Trumpeter - 1/200 - PLASTIC
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got it thanks all .. now just waiting to see when its coming in stock in the mean time Ill try find links to build logs etc .. Cheers Darr
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ok will go for Lady Nelson just waiting to hear when its will be in stock from CMB or I could probably get it on line anyways .. but I like Cornwall ( having lived there for a few years ) here is the DVD : http://www.modelshipyard.com.au/product.asp?id=2105&pid=293 He should have most tools but think I will get the basic pack to from CMB to ensure he has enough to get started . Thanks again and Ill be sure to get him online here when I get it ( and now will probably get something for myself .. if the kids ever let me get 5 min to myself) Oh and should I get him one of these ? http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/acatalog/amati_7382.html
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