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    The winch took me more than 8 hours to build. I want to build more models so I wanted to make resin catings of it For both materials (silicons and resin) there is an A and a B component. You have to mix them 1:1 and then casting. I first made a silicon mould which I leave to harden for two days and then I went casting. I am very satisfied with the endresults. Only the first winch and hatches did need some more attention because I didnt removed the airbubbles the first time. But nothing serious, just some filler and sanding to make them right.
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    Can you put the propellorshafts trough that holes? I hope so! Looks very good anyway.
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    Very nice hull you made. I am looking forward to your updates.
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    Very well done. It is a fantasy-model is it? For the windows. Why dont you use some transparant paint? Vallejo has some colours in transparant. Or some thinn transparant coloured paper or coloured packaging foil? Just some thoughts.
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    It looks very good especially with the battering ram on the bow.
  7. kees de mol
    Very nice build and beautifull details
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    Very fine shipmodelling. Thank you for sharing!
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    I made this hatch and winch-thing the last few days. The winch is used for unloading the ship and the hatch (with the smaller hatch on top) is for the nethold. I tried to copy as mutch detaills as possible and some detaills are still missing because I want to make some resin copies of it later. The coin on the pictures is 25mm or 1 inch in diamter. Kind regards. Kees
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    Hello Thanks for watching my buildingreport and for the support I get from you. Not only in this report but in forum as whole. Your buildings really encourage me to build. I worked on the Pelikaan again. On the wheelhouse I wanted something to watch at so I started building an interior. It's meanth to be scematic and it is not on scale. But I think it looks good later when you look trough the small windows of the wheelhouse
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    Very nice build Piet.
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    Hello fellow shipbuilders, Meanwhile I made the roof and the so-called "Pet" and that makes the bridge really complete. It was very hard to find the correct shape and it took me more cardboard and ps plate than I wanted. But at the end it worked out well.
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    Well I believe they are. I feel honored to build the models for them. They are two hardworking fishermen on the ship. The models are very important for them. The thing is. Now I am building two... why not three? Two for the fishermen and one for me. Have to think about that
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    Its for when I am drunk again. When I see double the two images of the models will blend into one
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    You should see my other hand
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    Hello Jan. I see you allready found the topic I made about the tool. It's selfmade and if I can help you with more info or pics just give a shout. I added a photo to the topic.
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    Ik discovered another way to use the tool. Very happy with it.
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    Hello Everybody. Working on the wheelhouse. Lots of work and time but very rewarding.
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    Hello people, I wanted to buy a router but the missis wouldnt let me spend the money so I searched the bits and peaces-bin for stuff to make on myzelf. I had an old Kinzo multitool wich I could use and the necessary parts were there too. I built a router-part which is adjustable in height, a part to make circles and a part to make straight lines. Here's the result. It works very well and I am very happy with it. Kind regards, Kees
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    More work done on the KW88. Prepare the moulds for laminating. It will be a two part mould. First I will prepare and laminate the first half and after that I will remove the wooden plate and laminate the second half. I have never done this before so it will be exciting. It will take some weeks before I can show the results.
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    Was that one below the belt, Jan? I have never pretended to be an expert. When one builds form scratch one hase to make choices and take risks. I have watched orther people building moulds and after carefully considering all the pro's and con's I dicided to do it the way I do now. I have good faith that it will work but it is exciting for me too. I hope you enioy my buid and support me in my efforts to build this ship. O ja Daar bij komt nog dat ik stront, maar dan ook stront eigenwijs ben
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    Only Time Will Tell. I have seen much more detailed plugs with no problems but I will report it when thing wont go like I planned. Regards, Kees
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    Cooling at the outside of the hul. I also finishes the bowplate and some other things. Just decided to make a keel also before making the moulds. Than every hull will be complete with keel.
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    Added registration numbers and did some other jobs on the hull. Next job will be mould-making for wich I bought polyester and other stuff.
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    I am going to use a two part split mould because I saw this in building logs by other modellers. When you split the mouldparts, you start at the bow so you can turn the parts away from aech other. The transom wont give any problems this way. I hope to show you how thing turn out in the next few updates

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