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  1. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW
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    I'll try that first I think.
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    I have finished the steps and the rudder. The plans for the steps showed a 3-layer type structure but there wasn't any stock in the kit thin enough to make them to scale. So, I ended building them with 2-layers instead. After that I moved on to the rudder. Pretty straight forward work there. I also installed the rudder chains. I made the chain iron from wood and installed two eyebolts. It would have been nice if there had been some rudder hinges in the kit but I made do. Next step is the trail board carvings at the bow. The kit parts leave a lot to be desired. I guess the intent is that you are to paint the kit parts but that doesn't look to be an easy task. At this point, I need to figure out what to do here. I think the best way to go is to create them from scratch. I'm thinking about trying to cut them out of the stock part but the wood is very fragile. We'll see.
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    Great to see this build log.
  5. JeffT
    I agree. That would be an awesome model.
  6. JeffT
    Just to be consistent, I'm moving this to the 1751 to 1800 category.
  7. JeffT
    oho no! not the ipad! your cant frames look pretty good. they are tough to get right sometimes.
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    Welcome to MSW
  10. JeffT
    Hello and welcome to Model Ship World
  11. JeffT
    Sorry to hear about your loss. My condolences.
  12. JeffT
    Very clean work. Well done.
  13. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW
  14. JeffT
    Hello Genny. Welcome to Model Ship World
  15. JeffT
    Hi Lynn. Welcome to MSW I love the bow. Its been a long time since I've shot a bow.
  16. JeffT
    Good to hear this. Great news! The name plate is nice too.
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    Welcome to Model Ship World
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  19. JeffT
    Hello and welcome to MSW
  20. JeffT
    Welcome to MSW. Thats a very beautiful horn.
  21. JeffT
    Hi James, welcome to MSW
  22. JeffT
    Looks awesome. How did you cut out the bow trailboard?
  23. JeffT
    Hello and welcome to MSW 🙂
  24. JeffT
    Throwing my hat in the ring on this one.
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