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  1.    Bill Morrison reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by kmart - Model Shipways - scale 1/76
  2. ehonig626
    Have been following your and other Connie builds (UsedToSail, Sawdust Dave) with interest (and envy for your carpentry skills). Had a question about your design for the spar deck framing. You are planning an open waist 1812 version, but you have incorporated the 8 full beams from the 1926-27 plans, and shown by Marquardt. The Hull model includes only 5 beams across the main hatch as do the 1:96 Revell version and 1:48 version attributed to the Smithsonian (http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/misc/sail/constitution-48-sm/scan0001.jpg). None of these show a gangway in the middle. Are you planning to stick with the 8 beams or will you cut back to 5 when you complete the spar deck? Best, Eric H Current build: USS President 5/64 (scratch) Past Builds: USS Essex 5/64 MSW

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