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The Royal Yacht Britannia the Question of Paint colour.
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Andy, if you investigate the marine paint line of Epifanies you’ll find they have a royal blue color that I bet would be pretty close to what’s used on Britannia. it not cheap paint but you will have a whole quart of it. And this paint can be put into a rattle can to give you a spray paint. Most NAPA auto parts stores can put paint into a spray can. -
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Could you run some clear Matt finish over it once it’s rigged on the model? that would cut the sheen.
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Tally Ho by AntonyUK
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An excellent choice for a scratch build. Tally Ho is a beautiful sailboat.- 28 replies
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Does anyone know of publications printed around 1855? specific to rigging large American ships. This is for a real boat rigger friend of mine who’s at a loss on this era of rigging. Thanks.
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And in case you’re curious. Cyrus Hamlin designed this pulling boat. Plans for this boat may be here: Additional material, including the majority of Hamlin's ships plans, can be found in the Daniel S. Gregory Ships Plans Library, Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic, CT.
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