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What's the plan now? Working further on your beautiful Mary Rose? Or do you have new projects in the pipeline?
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Ronald-V replied to RossR's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
If you look at the pictures from the HMS Victory, they seem to be unpainted. If I understand correctly, they're part of the deck, a sort of L-shaped plank that starts on the deck and ends in the bulwarks. That's why I consider them a deck component and leave them bare (varnished, of course). This isn't based on facts, but on my own observations, haha. 😄 I hope someone with real knowledge will come along Edit: I have included an illustration from Mondfeld's "historic ship models" where you can see how the waterway as I see it is part of the deck. Obviously this isn't a picture of the ship you're working on (not even of the time period), but personally I don't think there would be much difference? -
Side note...the scale of the Amati kit is 1:64
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Thanks Frecap! I understand your thoughts on photoetch. In general...not sure i'm the biggest fan of it, mostly through it's flat appearance...but it can add a lot of details for the less skilled amongst us and sometimes you can get things more in scale with PE. But I also prefer to see as much wood as possible where possible.
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