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amazing work! This ship is getting better and better. Looking forward to see more details.
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Hi Neptune, I was not thinking about doing the planking on the side. I may start looking into this and think about that I could be a good idea.
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the pictures taken from my phone are too big. I need to resize them.
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Here we go. Finally decided to get started on this project. Never done a wooden ship before. I have decided to start with a solid hull as it seemed.a little bit less overwhelming. I am treating this model as an experimentation to prepare for some bigger project and I have my shelves. The kit is very nice and the directions seemed clear enough. I started by sanding the hull and adding a coat of wood filler. After a final sanding session I was able to get a nice smooth finish. the direction on the kit, was asking you draw lines on the hull in lieu of deck planking. I have decided to practice planking by using thin strip of wood 3mm×50mm and glue them on the deck. I am having some difficulty with the angles and how to treat the edges. Good learning experience! !! Here are some pics to get started. I would appreciate suggestions and recommendations.
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Wow, It is a considerable amount of time! It does show in your work, detailed and precise. I am looking forward to see more pictures. -JP
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Hi Ulises, I am loving to see this build. You are doing a great job. How many hours have you logged this far? -JP
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Hi Clare, Thank you for the information, this is exactly what I needed. I will check out the Shipyard website. I just purchased their Caravela Pinta model from eBay. My first paper model! I look forward to see more of your progress. - JP
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This is really amazing!! You are doing so great progress. Are the mats included in the kit too?
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