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  12. Hsae
    Nils, How did you make them? Thanks, Hermann
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  18. Hsae
    Nils, I am eager to construct this ship. I find the project highly intriguing. However, it will have to wait until my retirement. Let me know if you need any details. I am looking forward to your progress. Hermann
  19. Hsae
    Hi Nils, I don’t know if you know, but there is a model plan for the „Feuerschiff‘‘ Elbe 1, scale 1:50. I don't know if the plan is from Helmut Thomas, or from somebody else. It has been a long time since I purchased the plan, I believe there are 6 sheets. But you can still buy the plan from eBay. Good luck with the build! I am curious how you manufacture the lenses. Hermann
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  23. Hsae
    Hull sold!
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  26. Hsae
    Thank you for explaining it. Yup, it is probably a very good idea so seal everything with varnish! Yes, there are many ways to lay a deck. I did it with black paper, but it is very messy when you are sanding it. The better way is to scrape it. The lover part in the picture is done scraping the upper part has to be done.
  27. Hsae
    Can you describe how you did the inked seam lines? Hermann
  28. Hsae
    Yes, it is starting automatically.
  29. Hsae
    I don’t know if somebody ran into this problem before. But here we go. I recently wanted to change the blade height and discovered that it was not moving at all. Well, make a long story short, it disconnected the saw and took the saw blade off. After that I turned the saw on it back to check what was wrong. Apparently the fine saw dust got somehow in the thread and blocked the grub screw from turning. It was so tight I had to use vise grip pliers to move it. After dismantling the whole thing and cleaned and lubricated it properly it worked as advertised again. The tools I used: - 11/16 & 7/16 wrench for removing the blade - vise grip pliers - 5/64 Allen wrench for removing the ball-joint coupling - 1/4-28 tap - WD-40 - brush And what do we learn out of this episode? Clean your tools from time to time! Happy modeling, Hermann
  30. Hsae
    Congratulations!
  31. Hsae
    Looks like these boats were pretty wet …
  32. Hsae
    Looking good! Hermann
  33. mtdoramike

    It's a shame he didn't want the hull. Now the hull without the fittings is almost worthless. The Blue Jacket Constitution cost around $500.00 new, so even if he had to get then hull to get the fittings, he would have still gotten a hell of a deal and he would be stuck with the hull. I'm sure Blue Jacket will sell the fittings package separately, but it would cost $300.00 or more.

     

    I made the mistake of adopting a partial built blue jacket model years ago and inquired about buying the fittings from blue jacket, who gladly sent me the fittings package for almost what the original kit cost.

  34. Hsae
    Thanks for asking. I have the Constitution from Model Shipways. I sold already the fitting package, the gentleman didn’t want the hull. So here I am … I don’t plan to build another Constitution from BlueJacket, so I am selling it.
  35. Hsae
    Paul, Nice work on the Corvette! Wish I could see your work. I am also sometimes struggling with soldering small parts. Would love to be in a soldering workshop! Hermann
  36. Hsae
    I forgot to mention it comes with additional two items:

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