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Welcome to MSW from Sussex. Looking forward to seeing more from you. 👍 Bruce
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Hi, from an absolute rookie from Barcelona
bruce d replied to BCN-Modeller's topic in New member Introductions
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Hello Pitr, welcome to MSW. That is a very good looking model, I hope we get to see the build process and your modifications. Regards, Bruce
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OK, I see what you mean. I don't have any specific answers concerning those but all exposed parts must have had some protective paint. Since the intel report I read had no more detail I think you can't go wrong with a light grey. If there is another source of colour information, I would be happy to hear about it. Hope this helps, Bruce
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Can you post a picture of the area you are asking about? I believe everything visible from the outside was painted for protection.
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Ron, welcome to MSW. That is a great subject and it looks like you are doing a great job. I will be watching. BTW, no source to quote now because I read it a loooong time ago, but for WW1 era German boats I understand the pressure hull structure was a lighter colour than the external paint: not white, but light enough that the intelligence report made the distinction. It was a report written immediately post-war on the surrendered boats so I cannot say whether that was also the practice for early boats like U-9 which were painted a lighter colour anyway. Wish I had a copy, but that is what it said. Regards, Bruce
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Hello Trond and welcome to MSW. I look forward to seeing your Bounty grow. Bruce
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That deck looks good, it will be a nice looking model. GF says you can use the kitchen table? You're a winner. 😉
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Hello PTH and welcome to MSW. Looking forward to seeing the models your grandfather made. Bruce
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Dan, welcome to MSW. I am sure you will get some help with plans, what types are you interested in? Regards, Bruce
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Francis, Welcome to MSW, it is a great place. Regards, Bruce
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Hello and welcome to MSW
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Thanks for this. Anyone with BBC iplayer access can download all ten episodes now. I will get my popcorn ready for the weekend.
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Vertical planking
bruce d replied to allanyed's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
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Welcome to MSW!
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October 1688, Sir John Berry, the Elizabeth in the Hope. "... They are taking in their guns, stores and provisions. Currants and flour have been sent to make puddings, which he does not approve of in lieu of beef." So the carnivore vs vegan debate isn't new.
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This is also my question. Your rigging is superb. I hope you can tell us some of the secrets. 👍
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