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  1. amateur
    Can you explain? New research showing tha she had no masts? Jan
  2. amateur
    And the more practical question: are you able to represent these lines in the scale you are working with? Sometimes less is more With respect to your question: I guess it depends on the situation. When a ship is sailing, everything is there. In port during (un)loading, the sails are not removed, therefore these lines are not. During winter-stops, I guess most lines are removed, as the weather does have a (negative) effect on the quality of the lines. So everything needed to have the yards in place will remain, everything else is removed. Sometimes you see a model with full rigging, but without sails. In that case the lines are prevented from running loose with the help of knots and toggles. I like the look of it (although: only when blocks and lines are in scale), but I never saw a picture of these clippers fully rigged, without sails. in your case, I would take Cutty sark as she is in dry-dock as your reference: Standing rigging lifts and braces in place, all other removed. Jan
  3. amateur
    Great work! Jan
  4. amateur
    Thats essentially what it is: two lines eized at the ends, forming a little eye in between. Jan
  5. amateur
    Ofcourse you can fake the splice by a seizing. My point is the way you can seize the lines: one eye, with two standing lines. Jan
  6. amateur
    Eyesplice, or horseshoe, I dont know what the correct one is. In your model it will look the same. Jan
  7. amateur
    Option c, two llines with a sort of eye-splice i will look for a pic. Give me second. Jan
  8. amateur
    And in most cases the yards are lowered when there are no sails attached. Jan
  9. amateur
    Would love to have a workshop like yours..... Jan
  10. amateur
    Yes, completely. I was affarid that you would not model nelsons place of death. Would be an ommision to this otherwise great build Jan
  11. amateur
    Make sure you cut enough for the middle gun deck (Assuming the lower one will ever be finished) Btw did you ever consider the thought of rippi g out the lower deck in order to install the orlop deck? Jan
  12. amateur
    His photobucket-account did not change for a long time. I wonder whether something happened (or maybe he is just awfully busy in (re)writing HMS-Victory's building instructions....) Jan
  13. amateur
    Good choice to show the netting in place! Jan
  14. amateur
    Just for my understanding of the size: what is the size of this 1:350 cat? Jan Btw the photo showed the cat in one of the gunbarrels
  15. amateur
    Looks like a large model. Would still check on frams 8 an 9 though, if I were yiu. Jan
  16. amateur
    Hi elijah, I dont understand the part you mean. Earlier posts show the deck as one part, including the waterways. What exactly is missing? Jan
  17. amateur
    Any progress on the upper gundeck ? Jan
  18. amateur
    Or something Dutch: pacific cross roads has a HmS Tromp (cruiser) in 1:350. Should be a nice one. (Although, it is new, sothere won't be any after,arket...) Jan
  19. amateur
    The figures look very nice indeed. Lots of panting though... Do you have all the framing now, or are you still missing parts? Jan
  20. amateur
    How durable is that ezyline? it would be a real shame if the elastic material either slackens or even crumbles in a few years..... Jan
  21. amateur
    Check this one: http://modelshipworldforum.com/ship-modeling-articles-and-downloads.php Lots of interesting stuff there. Jan
  22. amateur
    perhaps you shouldn't have used the iron: it clearly states that it is not suited for heller stuff Jan
  23. amateur
    That's how the ceiling of my bathroom looks: too much paint on a day that was too hot for painting ceilings.... But you'll get it sorted, don't you? Jan
  24. amateur
    Looks good so far! I dohave some problems in understanding the bow structure, as the parts seem not to line up on the outside. But I'm sure time will reveal Jan
  25. amateur
    I can imagine. Even a relatively small 155 howitzer gives some showckwave, and isn't too good for your ears.... And a double 12" gun is slightly larger Jan

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