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  1. paulsutcliffe
    Fantastic job Michael Regards Paul
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    Hi Chris You can also try putting the flat face of the joint in a vice and use the jaws to ensure you get a perfect flat face to join together, Daves did a how to in one of his logs a couple of years ago using tape, a vice and chisel, done correctly they always come out perfectly, search scarph and daves from the lumberyard Regards Paul
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    Hi john Yes unfortunately we have to pay customs charges on anything over £15 coming in from the states at the post office, I got stung on all my orders from syren £25 on the last order but the quality of chucks items makes up for it
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    Been putting the rope rocket through it's paces, anchor rope and messenger prototype in situ to see what they would look like
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    Some more progress on the tafferel and counter, I wish somebody had told me to fit the counter before wales as I read somewhere else ha
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    1/4 "=6.35 mm if that helps you can also find downloadable scale rulers online which can help in conversion regards paul
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    that will work, i would fit the wing transom to strengthen the back end first and then sand, but it doesn't matter which way you do it regards Paul
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    Proxxon bs/e mini belt sander is the easiest thing to use inside i found, just need to be very careful and work with the frames regards paul
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    I think you might have fitted the stocks upside down as well, looks like in the picture the angled side should be on the bottom Regards Paul
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    HI Ed Just read your log for the victory, fantastic work and at that scale!!! I appreciate it was some time ago but wasn't around then ha, gives me the urge to make a victory @EdT I saw it on your signature and didn't realise it was a scratch build Regards Paul
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    Thanks nils
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    It appears that the stops are for the guns maybe instead of the waterway which the front wheels would normally run up to, to stop the gun running into the bulwark The stops you pointed to for the gun ports would presumably be the same thickness as the ports, so looks smooth from the outside Regards Paul
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    Hi nails Who or what is RB for the cannons, they look really good?? Regards Paul
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    Lovely work chuck, those frames look awesome showing all the floors and chocks etc by the way received my rope rocket yesterday and played with it all day today, awesome thanks regards Paul
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    I have done a little work on the transom taffrell and counter, awful picture below, first time using surface tablet as a camera, doesn't compare to the phone 20 megapixel camera
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    Guess what I received yesterday Syren rope rocket, not much work done on the boat today, playing with rope making, awesome piece of kit thanks chuck @Chuck
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    Sometimes the easiest things escape you, until you see someone else doing it and think why didn't I think of that, saw this on siggi's build so easy make a jig and bend it around that instead of struggling on the hull l
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    The red ensign as on all royal navy ships, with artistic license you could use the White ensign if you wished but usually it would be the red, flown at the rear of the ship Regards Paul
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    Any chance of you getting these scaled up to 1/48 Regards Paul
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    Let me know if you want to get rid if one of your other two versions, I'm sure they will be better than any attempt I could do Regards Paul
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    Hi Siggi Beautiful lines on the hull, did you carve the figurehead? Superb work Regards Paul
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    Yes but it should have a b on it Plumb Ha Regards' Paul
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    Beautiful work johann
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    Thankyou

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