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  1. captgino
    I used them to file small pieces of wood, tight areas of the ship, brass, soft metals... etc. For example, I used them to fine tune the gun ports.
  2. captgino
    One side is done.
  3. captgino
    Yes, it is a bit if a challenge, especially since you are also trying to get the Clove hitch knotts to be tight.
  4. captgino
    You are right, Brian. Here is where I am already. Of course, I need to trim and adjust everything.
  5. captgino
    Standing rigging completed. Ratlines time. Tedious and boring work...
  6. captgino
    Thank you. I am truly enjoying the build.
  7. captgino
    More work on the Boom Gaff attached and starting to rig it.
  8. captgino
    Yes. I will have to find a large area to house her.
  9. captgino
    Quick update. Working on the Topping lift and Boom
  10. captgino
    Nicely done!
  11. captgino
    Small update. I have decided to add some additional details to the build but not as much as some of the other master pieces on this site. It would be a more humble approach. I have for goal to built the Triton cross section later so I am using this built as a platform to test new techniques and concepts. So far the deck beams have not been glued.
  12. captgino
    Last night progress. This is just some strips of wood that I wanted to put there to see how would look like. But this is not the right size. I'm going to have to trim the wood on the side a bit. I noticed that is quite a discrepancy between the plans and the actual Construction. In one section, the directions /plans called for 10 strips but you really need 7. I think this is something I'm going to have to look out for for the entire build.
  13. captgino
    It is definitely an interesting kit. The overall quality of the wood is decent. Some of the strips are warped but I can work around that. I am thinking about maybe upgrading the plank on the deck with some boxwood.
  14. captgino
    English direction or not I am starting. I used an app where you can take a picture of a text. You can extract the text from the picture. After that it was just a matter of using Google translate., there is a few mistakes , but overall it is okay to understand.
  15. captgino
    You are right about that. It is coming alive. I am always amazed on how much rigging there is on that kit.
  16. captgino
    Hi everyone. I have decided to start working on this kit to break away from the monotony of working on the same kit from several months. I always thought it would never do that but... I just need a break. First hurdle, I got the old kit version on eBay and the directions are only in Italian. I sent an email to Corel l and they very kindly send me the direction in English. However, this is for the second revision of the kit and I unfortunately have the first one. Bummer... Anyone have this kit and the directions on English?
  17. captgino
    Small update. Traveler ring done Jiboom Heel Lashing done Topmast forestay done
  18. captgino
    Any suggestions on how to do the jib boom heel lashing? I saw different pictures and style but I am not sure which one is correct.
  19. captgino
    Backstay Adventure update. I have been a little bit lazy and did not take pictures of every steps I have taken. So sorry. Sometime you get caught up into building and thinking about the next step that you forget to take pictures. I am currently working on the back stay and will be competing it this weekend. Finger crossed. Here are a few pictures. It is getting more and more difficult to show progress as the ship is more busy.
  20. captgino
    Yes it is my plan. I am finishing the back stay. The bowsprit is next. I am working on it offline. I will be attaching it in the next few days.
  21. captgino
    Thank you. I will try not to disappoint :-)
  22. captgino
    Nicely done long boat!
  23. captgino
    Congratulations on your first build, nicely executed!!! What is next?
  24. captgino
    What a ride!!! Beautiful work and craftsmanship!!! Congratulations on this marvelous build.
  25. captgino
    Right. I am going to attach it next.

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