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Everything posted by Ronald-V
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Good job Norway. It was something I didn't look forward also, but you get in some sort of rythm in the end...and just take your time. Only work on it when you want.
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Swan class 3D model in progress
Ronald-V replied to dvm27's topic in CAD and 3D Modelling/Drafting Plans with Software
That's amazing! Keep us posted on the progress and maybe when it goes to sale- 141 replies
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Nothing to do with ship building, but fun to post...I also like to draw as a hobby, so this is a project i'm working on now.
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You did a wonderful job with the rigging!
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Oh that's great, because the Pegasus is my next project. It would be nice to see more build logs of this ship.
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Much succes with the build! It's a very nice model!
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I did not serve rope. Only a small part around the mouse. It's not authentic, but I did not have enough knowledge to do it correct like in real practice. But I have learned a lot from other logs and have an idea now what needs to be served. With the next ship I will go further with perfecting the rigging and serve the line. And I would buy a serving machine, like Chuck Passaro's one. That looks much easier and more enjoyable.
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You are going fast now! Looks wonderful Do you find it difficult to finish it with the Pegasus waiting on the shelf? I must keep myself on track with the Pickle and not just quick want to finish it
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I am! There are improvements to make, but i'm happy with the result
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Just received the replacements of the warped false keel parts from the Pegasus. This time they are dead straight. Thanks to the good service from Cornwall Model Boats and Amati.
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Well thank you guys! That's very nice from you to say😊
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Thanks Blue pilot! And everyone for the likes! 😁
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