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    Yes, I see it too. DPK, if you got this image from the Dansk Museum would you mind giving me the Image File Reference (A124c etc.)? Chris, seeing your build makes me want one. Regards, Bruce
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    Chris, I am new to this thread, so maybe this has already been established. Is this the same ship? Bruce
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    Hi torpedochief, nice explanation. Just a further point for anyone looking at this process: make sure the tub for the etchant is ABSOLUTELY DRY before pouring in the ferric chloride, with no splashed drops of water at all. The acid and the water don't socialize well. Since this process is for etching thin brass from one side you can seal the back with a good coat of any spray auto paint or primer. Test first if in doubt. HTH, Bruce
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    Hello David, I found it on the Games Lab Forum, sadly without a source. https://forum.game-labs.net/topic/19749-proposed-british-kickstarter-pack-with-plans/?tab=comments#comment-393240 It is near the beginning of the long thread described as '18 Guns Ship'. Regards, Bruce
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    … and here is a plan of CYANE, another sister ship, as she was when captured.
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    David, quite right, sorry about that. These are for Banterer class craft of the right era although not built at South Shields: J4309, J4307, J4305 and J4310. Bruce
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    Hello David, There are plans for Banterer in the National Maritime Museum, collections ADBB0595, ADRB0126 and ADFB0016. Regards, Bruce

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