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Hi there Elijah. The other ship is my Flyer. I have a build log for it as well. I am taking a break from it to allow the completion of the Viking. I have to sew sails and furling them. A bit nervous about it
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Thank you for your kind comments! I am trying to do my best to do some extra work and details on this ship. I think this is a fun build and adding a few details here and there really make a difference.
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Hey Elijah, nice kit you got there! From the look of it, It seems like you are off to a great start. Looking forward to your next post and pics.
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Here is tonight's production. It was a lot of fun. Again,Idid not Want to use what the direction called for. They give you this piece of copper thread but it just did not look right.
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Hi all, I am sorry but I am going to start this build log with a ship already 1/2 completed. The hull was completed and modified the original direction to attempt to do a 'clinker-built' hull. The results are interesting but I already know that I would do it a different way in a future attempt. Mistakes were made (a few of them) My original intention was not to have a build log but like everything in life things change. This idea was to have a quick weekend build for learning and fun. It is all that just not quick (hahaha) Here is the ship as it is today. The box.
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All blocks are up and ready for the spars. I am going to start working on sails. Sewing and furling. Since I never used a sewing machine it is going to be a lot of fun. The admiral said she would help me with this process. It may take me sometime for pics and progress reports. In the meantime, I am also going to make a build log of a viking ship which was supposed to be a weekend build started over the summer. Well, a weekend build with 3 kids who am I kidding!
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Well done!! I love it. You must be so happy to have reached this milestone
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First one is up! The direction for this kit are pretty bad or none existent. So I have decided to come up with a different way to attach this spar. I am pretty satisfied with the result , but not sure this is very historial.
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