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thanks for all the great info guys. i really had no idea how to start, now i think i can manage it i will be posting pics on the sight one day i hope thanks again all
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guys i need some help, clarification or knowledge for the kit. i am at the point to start applying the Photo etched parts and i really have no idea what i'm doing. its a solid sheet of brass with the PE on it. the parts that are raised have a bluish color on it. the million dollar question is do i cut out the windows in the frames and the frames and just use them? also how do you get the bluish tint off the parts you keep? Any help would be appreciated. TY
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Working with Hull Planks on Model Space HMS Victory Kit
Hobbie replied to CDW's topic in Wood ship model kits
I've had the same problem with the last couple of kits i built. I now have plank bending plyers in my tool box, they work great -
guys i need some information, i am building this kit named above. i am to the assembly instructions on installing the photo etched parts sheet. its a solid square section with the parts etched into it. my question is how do you use this stuff? do i cute out all the window squares and the frame outlines the cg glue them down? and if so the parts that i keep look like they have blue material over them. do i scrape the parts clean then attach them The instruction sheets and plans really don't explain it. i would appreciate any help i could get ty guys
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THE 74-GUN SHIP by Jeronimo
Hobbie replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
this going to be interesting cant wait for updates- 194 replies
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thanks for the info guys and Omega 1234, im still learning this sight but interested in the Mckay plans thank you the 1/48 victory is an after retirement project i still have to build several kits before that, almost finished with a Spanish galleon for a family member im just getting all the resources i can together. I will be visiting the Victory in October this year and lots of detail pics will be taken, at least where they will let me take them. thanks again
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Hobbie reacted to a post in a topic: plans for a 1/48th scale HMS Victory
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looking for a good set of plans of the HMS Victory 1/48 scale i have the book by John Mckay but i would rather have full size sheets if available
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