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Hi Robert Glad you got it sorted in time Very neat work on the filler blocks
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Hi Nils Thanks for taking the time to help me with my rats I had seen these and i am thinking about getting them. As you say they are cheap so no risk. The only downside is they are 1/72 scale and will probably look like mice not rats on a 1/48 kit. If i get them i will claim they are dwarf rats lol
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Ohhh yes lots of dust to come lol. Having stuff glued to the decks also makes it slow going when it comes to the hull planking as you have to be so careful I've also ordered some tables and benches to make a galley in the bow section of the middle deck rather than just have the stove there on it's own I will post a photo once i get them
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Cheers Boyd All the cargo is already glued in place, i had to do it before the middle deck is put in place as i needed to have access from above to drill the holes and fit the eye bolts. It should all stay in place as i used Araldite to glue everything except the sails. The netting is for 1/16th scale tanks but if you stretch it a bit it works well on this kit. It was obtained from eBay.co.uk from a seller named great-sales247 but they have withdrawn the listing probably because it's out of stock. They have a page on the US eBay site but it's only listing the chains and rope as well. It might be worth contacting the seller to see if he's getting more http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-16-Scale-CHAINS-ROPE-for-Rc-Heng-Long-Tamiya-Tanks-Vehicles-Diorama-/181976659687?var=&hash=item2a5ea776e7:m:m3ZAsGanxwwqtEurUzG-lbw
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Hi Robert Great job you are doing so far. Just like to give you a heads up if i may. where you have fitted parts 40 in front of bulkhead 1 in post #8 check that the dowel for your Bowsprit fits through the hole that is there, because myself and at least one other builder had to open that hole out quite a bit for the bowsprit dowel to pass through. If you leave it until the instructions say to fit the bowsprit it will be impossible to get at it as shown in the following photo
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Thank you for the information and also for your prompt reply :)
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Hi This is a great idea but could you please tell me if the netting is glued to the acetate and if so what with Thank you
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Got my wooden barrels today, first thing to do was get all the kit supplied barrels and throw them in the trash as they don't look like any period barrels i have ever seen Next was to paint up all the new barrels Got some more buckets in 2 sizes, so they will be painted next. The smaller ones don't look to good but they may be able to be rescued. Soon be able to start filling the holds then fit the middle deck
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