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    Attention to detail and workmanship. Truly inspiring Robert.
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  21. MartinB
    But, after all that work, a ships lines begin to appear. Looking just like they are supposed to. Keep it going Vlad. Cheers Martin.
  22. MartinB
    On board for your new build Vlad. Cheers. Martin.
  23. MartinB
    That lantern all the way up there. Very, very nice. Martin.
  24. MartinB
    I enjoyed this journey Vladimir. You successfully captured the spirit and form of Cutty Sark. Excellent modelling. Cheers Martin.
  25. MartinB
    Hi Vlad, The carved (3D) one is much better, more realistic, and more suited to a model of your size. Even without gold paint. But maybe consider to make it a bit more gold somehow, highlight it maybe? Cheers, Martin
  26. MartinB
    Vlad, That poop deck is awesome. Cheers, Martin.
  27. MartinB
    You are correct Vlad. Longridge states that "the wooden deck was bolted directly onto the beams, and the bolt holes filled with dowels". All he mentions with regard to the deck house roofs is that he believes they were originally roofed with teak planking and caulked like the deck. Not much to say really. Cheers Martin
  28. MartinB
    Vladimir, Further information. Longridge also mentions the holes as being .8mm diameter (and 3mm in from the butt end of the plank) in 1:48 scale. Adjust this to your scale. Cheers, Martin
  29. MartinB
    Hi Vladimir, I have a copy of Longridge's book on the Cutty Sark. He states, "each plank had a dowel in the centre of its width wherever it crossed a deck beam, and one close to each end to secure the butt from rising." I guess the answer is one treenail in the centre of the plank. Cheers, Martin.
  30. MartinB
    I am not a fan of the new layout either. But I will try your suggestion, Chris. Thanks.
  31. MartinB
    Very nice. Most authentic. Cheers. Martin
  32. MartinB
    This scale certainly allows some great work on attaching the deadeyes. Very nice. You have got me thinking Vladimir, maybe its time for me to move up to the larger scales. The deadeyes in the first photo remind me of the painting "Scream", by Munch. Weird, I know. Fair winds, Martin
  33. MartinB
    Nice metalwork for the mast fittings. Good to see that it is a true representation of Cutty Sark. This is good work Vladimir. Keep going. Fair winds Martin
  34. MartinB
    Much better at the Knights head. Rework was worth it. You got the proper Cutty Sark look now. We'll done. Fair winds. Martin

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