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  1. Ronald-V
    Seeing it for the second time...I don't think it's to bad...I probably can work with it 🙂
  2. Ronald-V
    I took a look in the Pegasus box and found out that the false keel isn't straight. It's made of MDF and my understanding was that this didn't warp that much? What would the best option here? Did someone asked for a replacement from Amati? How is the service of them? Or maybe I'm gonna trying to fix it... that's also an option. I don't know how mdf exactly reacts...
  3. Ronald-V
    Thank you so much 😊
  4. Ronald-V
    Yes I know😁, also a good reason to choose for this particular build 😊
  5. Ronald-V
    The quality of the materials in the Pegasus box are looking great indeed. Tomorrow I will scan the box to look if there are no parts missing. I don't either know exactly how to rig the tackle pendants. My thougts where...That I will come across them when I go systematically trough the manual. But maybe someone else can jump in with the answer?
  6. Ronald-V
    New goodies arrived today 😁😉
  7. Ronald-V
    Great carving GrandpaPhil! Especially at that scale!
  8. Ronald-V
    You're doing a great job! She's comming along nicely
  9. Ronald-V
    Installment of the topmast shrouds, windlass and pawl bitts and the bowsprit 😊
  10. Ronald-V
    Hahaha nice! Great choice 😁
  11. Ronald-V
    Just ordered the HMS Pegasus from Amati for my second build at Cornwall modelships The doubt was between the Syren, Granado and Pegasus...but in the end, the Pegasus was just the most appealing to me. Big step forward in complexity, but I think I can manage it with the help of the forum
  12. Ronald-V
    Tnx! You're ship also does look great! Nice clean work👍 I have at the moment not a job so a bit more free time 😉
  13. Ronald-V
    Tnx Spyglass, and great pics! That's helpful
  14. Ronald-V
    Tnx Jonathan!
  15. Ronald-V
    Ratlines are done! Nice to notice that you get very proficient at tying the ratlines at the end...😊
  16. Ronald-V
    Offcourse the knots are overscale executed, and probably wrong...but it's more clear I hope. It's the top shroud that rests on the hounds at the top of the mast. Personally I think I need to use the left eye splice?
  17. Ronald-V
    I will have to make an eye splice in the middle of the rope...let me see if I understand this correct. The manual says: "For the foremast, to begin, measure an 850mm length of 0.5mm black thread. Using a length of 0.25mm black thread, form an eye splice at the mid pointof the 850mm length of 0.5mm black thread to form an eye of approximately 6mm in diameter". How would attach this eye at the 0.5mm black main thread? Just a loop like this ___!___ with the O on top? Or like -----O-----? Maybe I need to shoot some photos to explain...
  18. Ronald-V
    Tnx for the tip David!👍
  19. Ronald-V
    Slowly and steady progress...taking my time with the ratlines
  20. Ronald-V
    Wow you got great skill! It's really nice to follow your log
  21. Ronald-V
    lovely planking job!
  22. Ronald-V
    tightening the shrouds did seem to work! It's not perfect yet, but the twist is almost gone. So thank you guys!
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  24. Ronald-V
    I've tightened the lanyards, and the twist is almost gone. It looks much better, also the lanyards. So...a bit extra work on top of tying the ratlines...but that's part of the learning process.
  25. Ronald-V
    Tnx for the reply's. First I will try to tighten the lanyards option before taking drastic measures🤔

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