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I am glad you found a solution to your problem. The pictures in the original post did not show the twisted transom, but I can see it in the first picture in the above post. You have done an excellent job on building this model. For 12a, I believe you are correct in the beveling of the inside frames. The bevel should be pretty much parallel to the plank attached to it, This is why frame #3 does not require much of a bevel as the frame sits at the midpoint of the model. For step #13, my interpretation of the instructions is to put a small, possibly a 1/8" strip to cover all of the joints where the planking is glued to the stem. Looking straight on, the stem will look solid. Soften the edges of this strip after installation and it will look very nice. Good luck on your build as you are on your way to building a very good looking model.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Bill. Many of the kit build logs are tagged "First Build". The tags are located under the title of the build log and if you click on the tag, it will list all of the first builds by members. You can check them out and see what other first time ship modeler are building. This may help you find a model that you like and is suitable to your skills.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Matey. The San Francisco Cross Section looks like a nice kit. I hope you start a build log on this model so we can follow your progress.
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You are off to a good start on your Dory. This is an excellent kit to get started in building wooden ship models. There are also some excellent build logs by beginner ship modelers for this model.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. The dory is an excellent kit for a first wooden ship model. I look forward to seeing your build log.
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Congratulations!. Beautiful model and the driftwood base really adds to the model. You did a great job on building this model and it definitely looks at home on your mantle.
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Hi Ben and welcome to Model Ship World. I look forward to seeing your build log of the Le Marteagou when you start this kit.
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New Modeler, eager for advice!
Ryland Craze replied to Joseph F.'s topic in New member Introductions
Hi Joseph and welcome to Model Ship World. It is nice to see another Virginian on this site. The Hampton Roads Ship Model Society is close to you. Check out their website by clicking on this link: HRSMS Website -
You are making good progress. Your Longboat looks really nice.
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New to the site and starting out my hobby here
Ryland Craze replied to Robp1025's topic in New member Introductions
Hi Rob and welcome to Model Ship World. You have picked an excellent kit to start with. -
Hi, from an absolute rookie from Barcelona
Ryland Craze replied to BCN-Modeller's topic in New member Introductions
Hi Pascual and welcome to Model Ship World. The Palma Nova looks like a good kit for your first wooden ship model. Before you know it, you will be building the Vanguard kits that you mentioned. -
Greetings from the shores of Lake Michigan!
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Hi Jayhawk and welcome to Model Ship World. It sounds like you have a good approach to get into the wooden ship model hobby. -
Welcome to Model Ship World. It is never too late to join this forum. We look forward to your contributions to this site.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. There is a lot of information on this site to help you choose your modeling project.
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Nice job on your Medway Longboat! You did a good job on the simulated nails. I am sure you are glad the nailing process is over.
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Welcome to Model Ship World Trond. You have made a good start on your Bounty. Thank goodness the newer kits have better instructions and materials. Good luck on your build.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. With your experience in building scale wooden R/C planes, you should have no problem building a wooden ship model. Good luck on selecting your first wooden ship model.
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Congratulations on finishing your Pram. It really looks nice.
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Congratulations on completing your Normandie. You did an excellent job on building this model.
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Good job on the planking. The Sapele veneer looks really nice. The wood filler was a good match as you cannot see where it was applied.
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Your Longboat is looking good. The simulated nails are a nice addition to this model.
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