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Not much done lately due to the beautiful weather we are having, I did rip out the first window in the gallery as I wasn't happy with it, the centre mullion wasn't in the centre so I remade it It looked really much better to my eyes but now in the photo I'm not sure although the mullion is in the middle which is an improvement, I've done some work on the cheerful as well planking completed, mouldings on and one bulwark finished and painted , I will add some pictures when my phone decides to upload to OneDrive Thanks
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After seeing the pictures above I decided i didn't like the finish on the hull sides/wale and also after reading the comet fireship book that druxey recommended, I have sanded down the whole side, removed the paint from the black strake, resanded and polished the wale to a sheen to achieve a cleaner result Also done the counter and square tuck on the cheerful And the last two weeks in cape verde, sun sea and sand, lovely! Pictures to follow
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Miter boxes----What is the best one.
paulsutcliffe replied to roach101761's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Richard I recently purchased this one from a French company, quite expensive but high quality and works perfectly www.octantenligne.com Not sure what it is made from but has rubbery bottom so doesn't move and is quite heavy and nearly £100 including postage but I have to say worth every penny BOÎTE À ONGLET MINIATURE Boîte à onglet miniature pour tronçonnage précis de profilés, tubes et barres de cotes maximum 6 x 6 mm. Angles de coupe : 30°,45° et 90°. Épaisseur de lame de scie utilisable : jusqu’à 0,5 mm. Avec possibilité d’immobilisation du profilé pour permettre une découpe précise. Réalisation tout métal. Longueur : 10 cm. Largeur : 5 cm. Hauteur 1,2 cm. Regards Paul -
Hi Phil looking good on the frames there, nice and square, I also added two planks on top glued to each frame to keep everything straight and level during planning and to give something to clamp against I also added the transom now, as you said its very fragile but can be pinned at the bottom/keel joint with very thin copper wire to add strength you might still change your mind about being a beginner model when you start planking regards Paul
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Hi Mike According to Wikipedia the enterprise had 12x6lb cannons, I would go with the syren cannons and carriages if I were you, hope that helps Regards Paul
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