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The finished model looks awesome. I am starting to learn that a lot of the Al kits are to be polite just a bit off.
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I like what you did with the windows, well done.
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Thanks Steve I hope to see your build, thanks David I agree a lot can be done with this kit.
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Your work is very good nice and clean, I have checked your website you have some really nice models there.
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Thanks Russ, always glad to have you follow my build.
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Update time. First 2 pics show some of the new deck furniture along with the scratch built pump (didn't like the metal kit one). Picture 3 and 4 give a better view of the installed railing which was painted black along with the rubbing strakes, I also painted the outer bulwarks white for some contrast. Next up cannon rigging. I got my first rigging done on the barrels and a the installed bow sprit. all comments welcome.
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Looks like you are doing some good work, I like that you are being very careful and checking your bulkheads a lot.
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Thanks guys, I must admit I am not really crazy about this kit, but with a little extra work I think you can turn out a pretty good model. Update coming very soon.
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HMS Snake by drtrap - Caldercraft
Littlebob replied to drtrap's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
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Well done she is really looking good now.
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The netting looks great, it really adds some nice detail to the build.
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Time for an update. The first pic shows the stock water barrel on the right and on the left I sanded off the bands that hold it together, the second pic shows the modified barrel with the new masking tape bands, the planks scribed in and stained golden oak. The third pic shows the barrels installed on the deck, I think they came out pretty good. The last 2 pics show some of the deck furniture installed like the dog house, hatch, tiller and the scratch built rudder the stock rudder did not fit. All comments welcome.
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Thanks Geoff, I first used a blacken it solution twice, the solution worked ok but it didn't give the coverage I was looking for so I gave it 2 coats of Testors flat black.
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