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ok... i have deside not to wait for the alaskan ceder lumber and started to make the first planks for the wales using basswood strips milled down to 3/64 by 5/32 (first layer) for the molding i yust used boxwood strips milled down to 3/64 by 1/16 (first layer) then i have a start wile waiting for the wood😊 svein-eeik
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well dunn, nice build! svein erik
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hi Rick before i start fairing the hull i always try to look on photo and plan it in my head as best i can , chuck always try to tell not to rush thrue this at this point . am also using chuck's metod for planking the model, and at this point am using photo ... photo speeks for it self ... wel for me anyway, i do have mistake but try always to learn from it . this prodjekt my task is to learn more and be better to planking the hull using chuck metod . chucks kit and parts is one of the best , so have a fun with this build 😊 my nex photo is coming soon ... then i wil be at the point of start planking ... svein erik
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hi chuck well i havent had the time to build more at this time , am working on the syren😲 and a little on the frame on the scratch build USCG Pequot, so after summer i wil start fairing the hull and go from there, wi have a sick child so am trying to get some building time in between! but thanks for chekking inn😊 and yes i wil have questions when i start fully svein.erik
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wow, beauteful ship, and congrats from mee to! so wats your nex 😊 svein erik
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hi ! oki, i dunn some yards constructing , need to be sanded mor before painting, i did also look closer at the lower course yard i make a time ago and the yard cleats sitts the wrong way😲💩, but i do know why... look at the plans for the syren ... at first i did used this when making it ..... svein erik
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thanks for likes! i did make a time ago the main and fore lower course yard and did wat chuck instrukted to make the footropes with stirrups. i used wire for this, but it was crapy dunn of me, so i desided to re make this . i seved a lenght of wire and make the stirrups , drilled a hole and glued it in i wil also use rope here, but in the photo it is not on yet. am also making the footrope using rope ( tan 0.18) with splice . after i dunn all the rigg here i vil see if this is the way to go for me😊 svein erik
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Is there black pvc strips betwen the plank? How about using black glue! Am sitting down for this prodjekt 😊
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hi am starting to do some rigging of the collars and harts for the brig syren. the collars are 7 mm and from chuck also all the rigging line. it calls for 0.21 rigg but it wil be 0.25 with syrens rope. in the plans it says that it will be bobbel rope but the collars are thinn , so if i serv the 0.25 rope is that right with yust one ? svein erik
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