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Nog eens welkom
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Welcome to MSW, and good luck with the models
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Hello, Apply the wheel assembly and the tracks The parts Glued in place Track trubbels in the tank factory... 🙊 The tracks are glued with CA Once, a long time ago my mother was missing several hairpins (and I had good clamps) Smoke equipment in place and chassis ready for painting Next the turret. Thanks for following
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Will be great to follow your second build. (From the start of your second build , you are officially no longer a newby. haha 🤣)
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Go to post 1 of your buildlog and look at the bottom. There is : Quote edit post actions (see print screen) Click on edit Now you can "edit" the first post (change the tittle) Add FINISHED in the tittle and then press SAVE Ps Great new link in your signature
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If we look at this complete drawing. Life on board of a 16th century ship was fun.... 🙈 Eating, drinking and the "other pleasures" in life. The only one who looks serious is the captain.
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New Member - Ranger, Spruce Goose, Tippecanoe, The Dinghy
Baker replied to Chuck L's topic in New member Introductions
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Building the mast tops Mast tops The size ?? In this era you will find all sizes : small, big, high, low. Looks like 2 armed soldiers or sailors should have enough space in it. And the "supports" under the mast top are usually longer than the bottom diameter of the mast top (white arrows) The top of the main mast is usually slightly larger than that of the fore mast. First did some testing with paper before buildig the "baseplate" I first do the main mast until the base plate is ready, and then do the same with the fore mast. Thanks for following
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Yes, There is a build log of the Mamoli GH here somewhere on this forum The builder also opened these holes later in the build. Great work so far
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Send me a pm when you start this Always useful to find something. and everyone immediately sees what you are building
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