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About Kevin Kenny

- Birthday 05/06/1950
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Building wooden model ships, yacht racing, radio control planes, tourism, Vimeo series on building the HMS Granado
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David i will add a note to the written description. That the good thing about youTube in that it provides a section to make corrections and editions. As always i truly appreciate the feedback.
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Here are my ship notes. I went back on the book but David does not give an explanation why he beefed up the sides at the top and bottom.
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This was the design that David has in the book. It was not explained but my guess is that this was added to the top and bottom of the ladder where the most pressure exists. You can ask David next time you see him.
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Not sure what you mean Alan, the step actually goes in three more beams that are not yet installed. The only thing behind the step are some blocks on the deck and the bulkhead.
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Damaged model, looking for the original details on it
Kevin Kenny replied to Kevin Kenny's topic in Wood ship model kits
Johnny thanks you for your feedback. I have past your comments on to the owner of the model and leave it to them to figure it out. Thanks for taking the time best regards kevin -
Damaged model, looking for the original details on it
Kevin Kenny replied to Kevin Kenny's topic in Wood ship model kits
Thats all i have. The owner of the wreck seems happy with what we sent so i will leave it there . Thanks for all the help. -
Damaged model, looking for the original details on it
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Hi Jan The model has 4 mast as does the Arizona, so perhaps its the Arizona and not the Peruvian -
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