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    Current build :- Billing boats Will Everard 1:50


    Previous builds :- Corel Sloop Brittany Oyster boat 1:25
    Sergal HMS Sharke sloop 1711 1:50
    Sergal Thermopylae tea clipper 1868 1:124

    Next build:- Constructo Le Cameret fishing boat 1:35
  1.    egkb reacted to a post in a topic: Will Everard by Micklen32 - Billing Boats - 1:67
  2. ferret
    Hi Mick, good to see you back for the moment, good luck with the op, like you say, ship building will hopefully take your mind off it until the time comes,which hopefully won't be too long and you'll be back fighting fit and building more. So, to the rigging. I hope to get the masts built up later today but am waiting for a new stock of cord to arrive before I can go much further. However, I have been studying the rigging plan very carefully, talk about confusing, it seems either a big photo copier or an array of mirrors would be useful as you need to see both sides of the plan and the instructions at the same time. I must say, this would have any beginner running for cover. Good luck for now. Ferret
  3. ferret
    Hi Mick from another new comer, I am also building the "Will" and not far behind you, so, have been following with interest. Re your unidentified parts, post, 18th January, it is the engine throttle controland, if you look very carefully at drawing sheet 1, you will see a small square between the compass binicle and engine hatch, thats it. It took me ages to find it and I haven't worked out how tall it should be yet, I guess a little taller than the compass. Hope this helps as I agree with everyone elses views of Billings instructions. Good luck with it and if I can help further I will jump in. Also good luck with your health, I know how hard it can be.

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