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Took up your suggestions, reduced the size of the muzzle, sanded and polished the cannon barrel and it is now more in scale. I could polish it more but do not plan using these on the model. Now to complete 20 more carriages. Had trouble cutting the wheels, they often split. Used different wood but it did not seem to matter. Then treated the finished blank with thin CA. This worked perfectly. The contrasting wood is interesting but feel that i will use similar colour.
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These are temporary trunnions which are two small, out of scale. Hoping to find the correct size, if not ill machine them. Will spend the next day or two on the tackle.
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I have some cannons coming from Greg. I’ll compare and adjust the flare. Thanks for the feedback.
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Its always such a relief and most times a disappointment when a model get completed. Perhaps the most interesting memory is looking back on those times when you could not figure our something, or when everything went wrong. Now you think back and wonder what the fuss was all about.
congratulations on a very fine model. Now for the case.
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Already done Maury. I have been collecting wood for. Long time now and have friends in the lumber business so have experienced the problem when the ends dry out before the center. I have had problems with the coffee wood and with Sea Grape that cracks so easily. Recently i decided to keep the new stock of coffee wood in branch form and not cut it until it dries. It splits terribly. Sea Grape is the worst.

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A Dutch 17th century pleasure vessel by Ab Hoving - CARD
in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Thats fine Ab, someone suggested that you might be have been in touch to source models for your collection in the Rijksmuseum when the Science Museum was closed and the collection sold. I think i may have found where it might be.
keep well
kevin