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    Do no, patience 😇 most definitely yes
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    Congratulations, a very beautiful model
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    👍 Your mother will be happy with this result 😉
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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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    this sail furled??
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    Thanks. No, I first draw pencil lines and then start drilling
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    Congratulations. A beautiful model.
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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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    Baker fragments ( from the real Baker ) Pricess channel Spanish (Red bay) Starting with a wale. And then using this wale as a base, planking up and down was the most logical method in my opinion. More about this planking see link in signature
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    Beautiful result 👍
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    So they're basically big check valves. I used to think they were dummy cannon ports when i was younger.. . Thanks, mistery solved ...
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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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    Congratulations Very beautiful models
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    Nice work 👍
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    Concrete... No problem, an 88mm round from my Tiger II will do the trick. A little humor now and then can't hurt 😇
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    This option is the most logical. I will send you a pm with a drawing
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