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Just a simple.'thank you' not just the build but all the time spent photographing it and sharing it with us. Ian 🥳
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Hi I'm now doing my spanker...going to do it the same as you..yours look fab ..I hope mine turns out just as 👍👍👍
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Sorry to jump in..how was the mizen sail furled?
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Hi Eric Just joined your 'doesn't quite fit, what the heck!' build log You're doing a great job and I am sure those that follow you in building the Cairo will be so grateful you have asked all those questions and can refer to this build in future years so they won't be so frustrated. I am tempted myself to build her--- something different for the fleet. Cheers Ian
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Hi Sweet ship looking forward to seeing what you do. We are all basically nosey on here LOl good luck Ian
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Hi Fred. Glad your getting on really well with Cheerful..it was my first scratch build. Chuck's plans and pdf notes are top class...i had to source my wood locally so she is a dark Cheerful lol Keep up the super work. Love your tree nailing it's worth the effort. Ian
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Amazing so realistic finish especially the decking 😁
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looking forward to its completion--- I have this on my Christmas present from Santa list ready for the new year
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I have built four ships in the last four years..first full sail , second and third no sails and currently furled sails...so even I can't decide lol 🤣🤣. Do what you think aesthetically looks good to you for your choice of subject..
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I used the technical I saw else where on here.. sorry I couldn't remember where..this gives a good nice shallowing towards the yard ends .
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I just so love how the hull looks-- so industrial ------Where are you going to display her?>
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You'll have to give us a review of them when they arrive
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Hi @modeller_masa yes, it is one of her many re-incarnations-- she was changed about quite a bit over her service, a nice model... I will one day get around to building her from scratch-- still think she is a most over looked potential kit for the general model ship building community to issue. On a slight note-- The go ahead has been given to build a full size replica of the the SS Great Western -- a paddle steam in the adjacent dock in Bristol.
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I've nearly finished this build..I hope you enjoy it as much as I did...you've made a great start
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That looks superb..roll on the other sails
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After lots of agonising I started with a couple of furled sails..I will do a mix of full and furled.. so thanks for your great dry runs with the paper..super idea
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Chuck of Syren fame on his Cheerful build printed the flag on tissue paper then used a spray fixer. Looked so realistic -- on the Syren website you can down load the last pdf pages which shows how it is done...
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