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I have moved this build log to the 1751-1800 category.
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Hello everyone. Just wanted to let everyone know that my build is temporarily on hold. I'm the unlucky recipient of not one, but two autoimmune disorders, one of which is affecting my vision. My immune system has decided that my eyes are a foreign invader and is attacking them. As a result, I'm having vision difficulties. I have started treatment and I'm hopeful things will improve enough in a few weeks to get back to it.
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I built this model years ago and I think I used Eduard or Toms modelworks PE. I had to buy the wood deck separately.
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Another potential issue. Hopefully I'm not just being dumb again but cant find anything in the notes about this. I can't find one piece of Cant frame part 9. I'm not able to find one of the lower parts of the frame. There are 3 parts for frame 10 though. I circled the three 10's and the one 9 in the photo. I looked everywhere for the other part 9.
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So, I'm in the process of separating all the frame parts and I'm concerned about the parts for frame Af. My Af frame parts don't seem to fit together very well. The upper timbers seem to be over sized compared to the lower frame at the joint, pictures below. This surprised me since all the others fit together almost perfectly. Did anyone else encounter this? Or is just me? I'm confident I have the right parts.
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Trying to get back in the saddle here. Continuing on with my gap issue with the apron. I went back a couple of steps here and removed most of the forward parts of the rabbet strip and replaced it. This was because I removed some material in an attempt to get the apron to sit flush, which didn't work. I decided to replace the rabbet strips with the 1/16 strip included in the kit. I cut the first two parts to match the length of the kit parts. I soaked them and clamped in place to hold the shape and then glued them on afterwards. I also removed two of the upper parts to allow the apron to flex a bit. They may have also have been causing the lower apron to straighten a bit. At this point its nearly a perfect fit and it doesn't look like I will need any flex at all. The next challenge for me is gluing the parts on. These parts are wider than the keel so I will need to figure out how to make sure I get them properly centered.
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CAFmodel Woodcarving Studio
JeffT replied to cafmodel's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
Very nice carvings!
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