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So what we are all really saying is 'there is no definitive answer to this question' and we should leave to our judgment and the ascetics of the model?
- geoff and Ulises Victoria
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Hi , I have only just seem this build log and just wanted to say I really was fascinated by the video clips of the subs in action....well worth posting
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I think if you check on the build logs someone used it on their HMS Worrier...looked good
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Thank you Mike for taking the time to create this conversation.
This is one task looming up on my Bounty build and this thread has been great in getting right in my head before attempting it, I intend to furl all the top sails and mizzen, a slightly gathered sprit sail and possibility have the main sail and fore main sail fully deployed-- apologies for the non nautical terms and the non standard deployment of sails-- just thought it would look good.
- robnbill and Landlubber Mike
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As others have said 'the nails really make it' what a transformation a little detail (even if it took weeks to achieve) can make. love it
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I have some ideas taken from other builds on here, watch this space in the coming weeks
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Thanks Keith, the end is in sight-- well the next 4 weeks fingers crossed
My wife is a teacher and starts the long summer break next week so it will be a good time for that sewing machine lesson so I can rig and fit the sails to the yards-which I still have to make-both the yards and sails
One thing I will get around to completely re-doing is her stern. I was originally so pleased with it when I started many months ago but the more I read and see on here the more I realise not only is it unlikely ever to have that decoration it is not even representative of stern decoration of that whole period..I know it would annoy me for years to come.. so the 'Star ship enterprise' type arch needs to go!!!
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- clearway, Shipyard sid and Aussie048
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Hi Brian, yes e-bay will be my first port of call I just need to know what I should be looking for, If I see anything that might be suitable I shall post on here for comments..
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Thank you all, this is really appreciated, I shall look through the links etc
Cheers Ian
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I was hoping just a couple of hundred UK pounds as it will only be for turning down yards extra as I have no training on using it for anything else, but a good business case could get me to spend lots more
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I have never owned or used a lathe before and before I start my next project I would like to get my first power tool (excluding my fine drill).
Can you offer your thoughts on what I should be looking for/ or avoid!, I am hoping to find a second hand one as there is no immediate rush.
Thanks Guys
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It was just great following this build I think mounting her as you did on the angle is a super finishing touch
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah now I am in two minds LOL!!! I just might make a small rack holding a few balls .. depends how easy I can get hold of them.. I shall first rummage in the garage for any old ball bearing races that might make a good doner..
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- clearway, Mirabell61, NAZGÛL and 2 others
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And here I am in absolute blazing sunshine today
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A very apt expression Duff being a Bristolian and now living 20 miles away..
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My wife is constantly telling me don't look at ebay!!! Well I did and made a cheeky offer on an unopened Billings HMS Renown kit which was accepted and is winging its way in the post...Just checked on here and only found one build log and almost no comments.
Is that because
A... It is rubbish and not worth doing
B.. just not the sort of thing people on here would build
C. Life's too short for the little stuff
your vote please LOL!!!...
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seriously though, any suggestions on how I could really make this model stand out or be different? I looked on the web and saw there is a preserved one in Portsmouth.
Ian
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ah thanks Guys, that explains a lot.... so no cannon balls on deck
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HMB Endeavour by mikec - Eaglemoss
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
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