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The fore castle is painted. The painting scheme on the back has been adjusted to more closely resemble the Anthony drawing. Things to consider: How to properly glue this forecastle to the hull. There's no room for a knight to hoist the yard of the fore sail. This build is now currently on hold; i'm now temporarily working on the yacht for the Amsterdam exhibition.
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Great models, And welcome to MSW
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Thanks everyone for the likes and the nice comments. Now, first, I need to make the shields that are still missing from the fore castle. These are based on the remains of shields from the rear castle. the first one is ready test production These shields are finished; there are about 40 to do on the rear castle.
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I can't help you with your question. But I wish you a good and fast recovery.
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Hello! New to the forum, happy to be here :)
Baker replied to BuckyBoo's topic in New member Introductions
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Golden Hind by Rock_From_Korea - 1:48
Baker replied to Rock_From_Korea's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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The arch under the fore castle Contrary to previous assumptions, this did serve as access from the upper deck to the fore castle. The construction was done step by step. The carved arch. "stair, ladder" not yet in place Some "oops" work was required. The fore castle deck was too high relative to the rear castle deck. Otherwise, the walkway above the anti-boarding net wouldn't have been at the correct height. dry fit (and a bit uneven at the moment, as I can see in the photo)
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