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Standards and channel starboard side. Not every standard matched with the paintwork 😓 painting the hull in advance also has disadvantages for glueing. clamping construction of the (very long) channel. The channel touches the hull only on 2 places. Strange, I've never seen this anywhere else Channel in place, now the small standards. A rigging rail is also placed. No belaying pins on Mary Still to do : treenails, bolts and danish oil
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Nice work. Indeed 👍 (page 5) https://www.modelbouwforum.nl/threads/peters-dwarsdoorsnede-van-de-17de-eeuwse-pinas.288003/page-5
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BTW. This Patrick is 32 years younger in the photo than he is now. To my knowledge the only Tiger you can visit for free http://www.december44.com/en/history_battle_of_the_bulgela_gleize.htm Back to Mary, Painting the transom, chapter 4... After adding some small wales. A rough sketch. And the result. This is better I think
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San Martin by MikkiC - Dusek - 1:72
Baker replied to MikkiC's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
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The starboard side is painted And the threaded rods that make the rear castle narrower at the top are back in their place (I am too wide at the top and otherwise I will have problems with the standing rigging) Now the outer standards, with a lot of fitting and measuring and cutting... dry fit The colours on the transom do not want to work 🤢 After 3 different schemes, which did not work. the "short pain" was chosen. A new start, with a scheme that will look more like the Anthony roll Hopefully the fourth time will look better
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A bit late to start following this interesting build with apparently ups and downs. great work Steven
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