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Thanks. And the wood is indeed of good quality. öß or ß ??? Neither letter is on the keyboard of my pc or smartphone. We do not use these in the Dutch language. So I did a "copy, paste" of the text on the website of the Maritimes museum in Hamburg. A German museum that cannot spell a German text correctly on their website....😪 Btw, English, German... never learned at school 😇
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The yacht D'Oro from Corel actually looks like the replica (called Sehnsucht) of the Great Yacht from the Brandenburg Navy. This kit from Corel dates from 1973, the plans and especially the instructions are completely off. Bought at a very good low price. If you really want to build a yacht from this period. For the same retail price there are better quality options. A challenge ... 👍 I think this the only existing painting of this vessel There is a model in the Maritimes museum in Hamburg Content of the box Drawings "instructions...." plywood more plywood planks and others fittings PE parts The supplied walnut planks for the hull will be used for the decks and such. For the hull itself, planks are sawn from pear wood. A set of new flags is also made and printed on tissue paper
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Small update The construction of the fore castle has only just begun and i already doing it wrong. There simply cannot be a beam in the middle because then there is no place for the fore mast... So new plan is needed without a beam in the middle. On all of Anthony's sketches of the large ships there is no "figurehead". Only on the contemporary drawings. So I am now starting with a regular triangle as a base.
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Greetings from a clueless Patrick O'Brian fan
Baker replied to Galkar's topic in New member Introductions
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Revell has chrome paint in a spray can (expensive) but also in a regular jar for the brush. https://revell.de/en/shop/product/chrome-spray-150ml?srsltid=AfmBOoogGk3qsx-Qh53CITe_fct7Ysy0_VkL5CZVw2KTfprmXiImrFtn
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Very nice work. I would go for the 1 gallon bottle. preferably red
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Off topic, but. As a former 3M employee (retired). Up until 25 years ago, the resin that "glues" the "sanding grains" to the paper was made from phenol and formaldehyde. Not environmentally and health friendly, but of great quality. Now a different, healthier resin is used. Less unhealthy, certainly. Better...? Search the 3M website. You might find the sandpaper you are looking for there.
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looks promising. facehugger... had to do a google search 👽🤔
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