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hello sjors the copper plate u did on the ship is great work keep up the great work as all ways
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hello mobbise the shiip is looking great keep up the great work
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HMS Victory by JPett - Corel - 1:98
dragzz replied to JPett's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
hello jpett when i did my stern filler when u sand the rib for the planking it should be the same as the filler that what i did . just clamp them on frist do not glue them and sit there and look at them that what i did but u might have a better way to do it. for me that part was not fun if u know what i mean let me know it goes -
HMS Victory by JPett - Corel - 1:98
dragzz replied to JPett's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
hello jpett looks like to me thats your starting on the frist planking stage . on mine i did one plank to each side at a time so that it was same for each thats left and right side just thot i let u know hope it helps -
hello dave the vic is looking really great . your craftmenship is so good it show in your victory keep up the great work
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Unicorn by ameletters - Corel
dragzz replied to ameletters's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
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hello jpett iam never Serious" its all in fun thats how i look at things i have looked at lots of diff victorys each kit is diff i was just looksing for the best way to do the gunports iam trying to post as many pic of my corel vic to help poeple that are doing the same kit build . iv seen geat builds on of the corel vic some of the pic i need help with are not on msw so thats what iam trying to do show all i can
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as jpett says on with the show. i send jpett a pm today i went to the hobby shop came home with two more ships i said i hate going to the hobby shop lol. jpett look like i got the flu lol. ok now what i have done on the victory. i put on the gunports again in pencile this time i got it right i went right off the plans i have some pic so u all can see what iam doing befor i cut them out let me know what u think
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HMS Victory by JPett - Corel - 1:98
dragzz replied to JPett's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
hello jpett nice ti see u back at work on the victory hope u love doing planking lol this one test u to the brink i found that out good luck .its like u are doing great so far keep up the great work -
tys canoe21 good to know iam going the right way i will use the jig to make sure there all the same tys tys popeye yes poeple are giving me great info of what i need to do hello jpett as all ways great info from u as we build the same kit once i get the ports done all will be good. the best to get thing done is just to take are time and just have fun with the build
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iv been here dave not been doing to much just working on the ship i got stuck on one part took a break to think things out on it . u know the plans for this are not 1.1 makeing harder for me .better to go slow take one step at a time for me . i will be posting more as i get more do tys dave for thinking of me
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