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I'm not very experienced with wooden ships, I am working on my first, but I do prefer wood glue over CA. I don't know how to solve your keel problems, but someone will probably have an answer for you. Good luck!
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There is an oddity shop in my neighborhood that has things such as giant pencils ! The one in the picture is not one of them though. My hull is about 9" long, or a bit longer than the average pencil. Here is the picture, as promised! Until next time!
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Sure! I will post a picture with a pencil sometime soon!
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Nice job on the ruder Mike! Did you solder the brass wire to the pintles, or did you do something else?
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Hello again! Thanks for all the comments! I made and attached the cleats. I sanded them, drilled a hole on the center, inserted a wire, cut them to size, painted them, and glued them to the bulwarks. Next up will be eye bolts and hawse pipes. Until next time!
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Thanks Bill! I will take a look at it. I have finished sanding the cap rail, and you can see some of the cleats I am working on. I sand the cleats, drill a hole in them, insert and glue in a wire, and then cut the wire to length. The wire adds strength to the connection to the bulwarks. Until next time!
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The problem with leaving another ship at my other home is that there are two kittens constantly confined in my bedroom. I don't want to know what would happen to the ship in the rigging stage !
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She is tall! Nice work! I know that feeling when you work on a part, then it breaks, or flies away in my case.
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Oops! I think I may need a new pair of glasses! I think the way the lighting was made the waterway look gray, so I thought it wasn't there. Please accept my apologies!
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Would metal primer work, or just normal primer?
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Nice technique Mike! How do you keep the paint on the brass parts? I used the model expo black paint, and had a little trouble with it peeling off.
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