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  1. robert1965
    Hello Dragzz, Did you see the comment on my post number 9 from Andrieke, the slots in the deck. in my KIT is was also wrong and I most correct it.
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    That looks very nice,
  3. robert1965
    On the deck i will not simulate the nailings.
  4. robert1965
    The deck given slightly more color because the lines looks better. This is the finished color on the deck.
  5. robert1965
    The deck is very light I think. I'm going to make it a little darker, What do you think of the test piece?
  6. robert1965
    Sjors i make it little darker it is very light now. Than i finish it with Lord Nelson (see picture)
  7. robert1965
    Here a few pictures of the progress the first deck planking.
  8. robert1965
    Thanks Jared
  9. robert1965
    Hello Dragzz, I did it this way, you may well connect the wood in this way.
  10. robert1965
    Hello Robbyn, If I have understood correctly, you mean this. you can make a wooden plate, glue it in the crow's nest and paints in the color of the crows nest. Now you can dril the new holes in it again. maybe even an option to create a new one.
  11. robert1965
    Thanks Jim
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    I have checked the slots and correct it. I can not believe such a thing never changed by the KIT builder. :( Also the upper deck fits nicely now.
  13. robert1965
    Thanks I will be careful when I do not understand, I just ask.
  14. robert1965
    Here are a few pictures of the start of construction.
  15. robert1965
    The parts in this Kit looks good see the pictures.
  16. robert1965
    Hello Dragzz what do you mean bij warp mine my English is not so good
  17. robert1965
    Hello Dragzz, This is a nice schip, i have started today with the build of King of Mississippi. Success with the construction of your schip.
  18. robert1965
    The lights look's nice Adrieke.
  19. robert1965
    Hello I'm Robert from Netherlands. This is my second wooden ship build. Technical data: Length: 660 mm Height: 192 mm
  20. robert1965
    For me it's a big day i have finished the San Francisco II today. Up the the next one
  21. robert1965
    the ratlines looks nice Sjors
  22. robert1965
    Thanks Andrieke, I will not make a buildlog of the schip because my english language is not good enough. The simple words or succeed but the technical English is still difficult for me.
  23. robert1965
    Eric, I use the sail and vlags of the KIT. The sails of the kit did not look nice, but I have a wire in the sail mounted so they are nice and tight. The sails are wetted with some wood glue diluted with water and applied to dry. maybe some pictures say more. I hope this is what you mean.
  24. robert1965
    That looks very nice Andrieke. I am almost ready with my San Francisco II than i start to build the King of the Mississippi.
  25. robert1965
    Hello Eric, This i how i did it, see the pictures.

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