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Wow !! She is beautiful. You have done a wonderful work. How many hours would you say was to complete this build?
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Thank you David!! These are some great advises.
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The ratlines might be a little to loose on the first one. I will try to make them more tight on the next 3. Do you have a method to have them perfectly even? Do you glue each knot? Please let me know if you have a method...
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Caronade details added. I decided to enhance my built. The original plan were not very detailed or telling the way to rig the caronade. I tried to find information on the web, but nothing for my specific ship, so I looked for different ship from the same era for details.
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Thank you David. I will try your recommendation. Cheers, JP
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Worked on the mast this weekend. I decided to enhance the mast platform as the one provided in this kit is not very detailed and fragile.
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The cables are looking fuzzy. How does one make them smooth? Any recommendations?
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Worked on the bowsprit. Pretty happy with the result. I modified the attachment on the side of the hull. The plan just asked to use a nail and I did not like that. Again, I am using this first ship as a practicum and experimentation.
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Last night, I applied 2 coats of Min Wax Weathered Oak on the ship to give it some additional depth. I am happy with the overall result.
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ancre Le Coureur 1776 by obi - 1:48 - lugger
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Great looking ship!! You are doing a great job!!!
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