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  • Birthday 11/21/1964

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  1.    Snug Harbor Johnny reacted to a post in a topic: America by greatgalleons - FINISHED - Mamoli - 1:66 - Kit No. MV26 by A.Jorden
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    Hi there I'm watching your build with interest because I have this kit. It has four large sheets of plans and a small booklet with instructions and a separate parts list with wood size and lengths to use. It's still a bit confusing browsing through it all, very vague to tell the truth. The mast and spars wood are all pre cut to length in the kit but I do not see a detailed plans sheet for the mast dimensions and rigging in my kit. I don't know if I'm missing some more plans or if this is all that's provided. There is some material to use for making sails but no plans provided to plot out the shapes for the sails. I think this kit is terribly lacking in instructions to begin with. Hope to see your progress.
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    I used some green ink to brighten up the planking which was very dull looking. I forgot what I had done with this model and actually had to use my build log. I noticed a few issues I overlooked with the first build and was able to make adjustments.
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    I have not posted here since I completed my Ragusian Carrack build but have been steady at it building many other ships. I started and finished the artesian Latina swift, Le Renard, Le Hussard, the Harvey, all sold so I can purchase some kits for my personal collection. I never got got to complete the Friesland ship because I sold it just as soon as I was finished with the hull, I still regret selling it so I have currently started another Friesland build and have completed all the wood work including the mast and yards. It is put away until winter time to completely rig and finish. I used some different wood tones out of necessity due to the poor condition of the planking wood in the kit, I will also change some of the colors used on the previous build when it comes time to paint the gingerbread castings. I'll upload some better pics in a day or so.
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    awesome work dude, very nice.
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    one of my other builds, Ill upload some other builds over the last ten years, I do not have photos of every one and I can't remember them all.
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    some work on the anchors
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    I had to insert some wire in the Main Mast Sail, its was too large and needs the support.
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