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well popeye u are wel on your way here looking great keep up the great work as aways
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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
tys a helpfull link tys -
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 my mail is all clear now keep up the great work that u are doing -
HMS Victory by JPett - Corel - 1:98
dragzz replied to JPett's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
much better then mine keep up the great work -
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 here are some pics from a book that i have its called plank on frame models volume 2 from harold a underhill just trying to help here it is the pic are of hms vic scale 1/150 hope it helps -
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 this going fun for us lol looking good -
u have done such a great job on the wasa i have the billing wasa . keep up the great work that u are doing
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that stand came out great mobbsie keep up the great work
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hello canoe21 welcome back to my dry docks glad to here all is well with u . the hobby heat gun work really good usee the jig that i made it works great it might just work for u as it did for me like i said in my post i put the plank in water for about 15to 20mins then put it in to the jig then use the heat gun on it when dry came out just right for me if u try this way if u need just ask
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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 looking great so far .the frist planking is not fun to do at the back ther where u want to take your time as i did u are going the right way keep up the great work -
hello jpett so its a meeting of the minds i see lol as for the full planks i think it will look better then doing half planks its a bit more work but that ok for me i started 10planks from the top and work my way to top of the deck if u know what i mean as far the walnut bending is good if u use the jig and pre bend them for it thats the best way dont use nails at all on it it will just split usless u pre drill hole all and all it going vary well
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