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Looking at the side of the ship as whole it looks fantastic
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Hi Mr Pucko Yes you mean the part that has the 2mm x 5mm Strips glued on to it, so the wedge can move back and forth. I will try it out with 1mm x 5 mm strips before final assembly Thanks for your input One other thing i am going to look into changing is the Gun Port covers they are far too thick
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Hi Paul Yes there are a lot of differences and mistakes on both the booklet and the plan. But like you a bit of lateral thinking soon sorts it all out
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Thanks Mr Pucko I will check it out before final assembly. I am working from the booklet mostly and only use the plan sheet for double checking anything I'm not sure of because the plan sheets are older. Probably the same ones that Mantua made before Panart changed some of it. But there are still loads of errors in both the plans and booklet
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Hi Paul Will test everything once i have the parts built up. In the instructions the hatch covers do not look like they are in the same position on the upper and lower decks, to me this is incorrect but i will see better once i get to that stage and adjust everything as needed (hopefully lol)
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Job well done those quarter galleries can be very fiddly
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Hi Per Bounty is beyond resurrection in fact it's already in the the rubbish bin lol Thanks for the concern for me and my dog, he is fine apart from thinking he had done something wrong which he hadn't, but lots of biscuits sorted that out As for me i moved on and forgot it within 5 minutes, i did think of setting fire to it and pretending it was a replica of the Bounty when they left it at Pitcairn :D
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Thanks Paul. I am going to add simulated tree nails to the hull inside and out but not to the extent i have seen some have been done, too much looks like overkill IMHO Also i am planing on placing the bits central to the hatchways if possible looks odd the way the instructions want it to go
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Hi EJ, what you see is all kit wood and the quality is great. The only wood i am planning on adding myself is to the exposed beams and frames at the end of the build. I am going to add 0.5 x 6mm Lime over each exposed beam and frame then painting them white. This should give me a better finish rather than painting over the exposed ply edges. Thanks for noticing i had not added the simulated tree nails around the sides of the coamings, i had forgotton to add them but better to find out now than to remember when the top deck is partially planked The tree nails are indented and i use this to make the hole, then i use the point of a pencil to darken it and make it slightly wider Tree nails duly added (thanks to you ) The holes are a bit closer in the last photo but the camera angle makes them look more closer than they are.
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Cheers Frank. Stuff happens mate best to forget about it and move on is the way i go This kit is very good, all the wood is really good quality
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