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As you state starting to look very busy- still think you went with right decision in not plating the lower hull as the varnished wood and painted wood really compliment each other. Keith
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nice find Keith- i have an old railway oil lamp made by Adlake with a yellow (caution) lens but it does have a crack on the lens and i had to source a new wick holder (the oil tank is original though). Keith
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who said building a model of a ship with lots of available photos would make life easier! 😁 Keith
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Yeah i noticed the same differences on various photos- also the ladder accessing the bridge is as depicted by billings/ constructo but on some pics and the heller model they lead on to the bridge itself running fore/aft. I think the pic with no bridge is her original style as it would make more sense to add a bridge than to remove it (the photo also looks more 'grainy') Keith
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progressing nicely Greg- i still find it interesting how similar this kit and the Billings kits are regards deckhouses/ bridge etc- main difference is how the hull is planked (just the standard rough billings planking strips). Keith
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Ty Oliver hope you both have fun with her, also checkout Keith S and Daniel D's build logs. Keith
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well done - our upgrade terminator strikes again in awesome fashion Keith
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they are indeed real names for decks- the f'csle can also be referred to as the anchor deck. Keith
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well done- i thought i was the only who was going one to install the roller reefing topsails😁(really need tor re-start my Endurance)! Well done on the model so far. keith
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just catching up with last few posts Keith- nice save with the hatch. Even with reference photos its interesting to see there are still grey areas on certain fittings! Keith
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Hello Keith- hope you are doing o.k.- any thoughts / progress on your little terror? Keith
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Thanks Geo- i thought you would like the finished ship- many thanks also go to Craig (A.K.A. i must be crazy) who helped Keith S and myself sort out the conundrum regards the azimuth compass and the post it sits on. Keith
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looks credible enough Tom, and yes the chain will pass through the deck. Keith
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