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  1. Eibwen
    well, that image was a little blurry because the attach files-stuff can't handle the other more clearer image, file is too big, it said
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    I am back for some very small update, I know it is a bad move building the transom first ahead but I did:(
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    Salt dough is a clay alternative, me, being a bad builder, I use drops of superglue to the sculpture and it hardens (the dough will sip the liquid in) Baking it in oven works just fine
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    So, I have been loving sculpting things using a salt dough and y trusty hobby knife (for my ship) and I do not know where to put them so it is really better to have plans when making a ship (since it is custom made) So, do you have any ships which are heavily decorated? Full with sculptures and figurines? Full with Gilded structures?? any ship can do if it has those listed above I appreciate your help gotta love this -Eibwen
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    What HMS Cumberland is this? What year?
  6. Eibwen
    Thanks
  7. Eibwen
    And yes, the question is the title
  8. Eibwen
    Hello! I have an update here concerning about the ship --- I have made a plans for her! However, It only shows its framing works, not the detail I hope you liked it -Eibwen
  9. Eibwen
    This is soooooo awesome!! Wow! Such Complexity! I cant even make small things with such great detail! You're the Best!
  10. Eibwen
    Thx for your support
  11. Eibwen
    Hello! This is my first ever build log. This ship is a non-historical ship based on historical designs and is an imagination of my mind and I will try to bring it to reality as a model. I first start off with the concept art of the "Majesty" and here it is. (P.S. I will make the frames, the plans and whatsoever after I am clear with things

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