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svein erik

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  1. I finaly got the stamp to work, a little rebuild did the work.

    so I made some sample to try on a boxvood sheet 

    but it Seems to me that wen I take of the copper plates from the teip 

    it kind of roll inn, so wen I put it on you can see its not Strait on the sheet, 

    Maby this like this or it wil be better wen tones down?

     

    Svein. Erik 

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  2. Hi again and thanks for the likes 😊

    I did start the dekk planks. But the nibbing I started after 3 plank (4) 

    in the practicum its starts after 5 plank (same same but different 🙊

    I use boxvood and its hard to nibb this if the margin plank is glue to the ship, 

    So the margin plank on both side is loose so I can do this off ship.

     

    And I try also the ropewalk,  making rope for the first time 

    I havent nails it yet but its a good start 😊

     

    Svein.erik 

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  3. 4 hours ago, Dziadeczek said:

    Aren't you supposed to allow one end of yout ropewalk to slide on the table (perhaps weighted with a ballast?) to allow your rope to shrink somewhat?

    Twisted rope is typically shorter than individual strands for about 25%.

    Perhaps that's the reason you broke your first rope...

    Yes, I did that, but went a little to far of the braking point ......

    So I try again but not so far this time and it works. I do have to work on the skils her so the rope

    Is more like a rope . I have some rope from chuck so I can look at and adjust mine as good I can get it, until  am a master🙊haha ha, wl in time I hope my rope is exelent 😊

     

    Svein.erik 

  4. Thanks for the liks everyone, 

     

    Wat did I do today 😃 I did conekted the wirering for some lights  (lamps)

    And it looks grait ( better then the photo showes) 

    But I think its going to be long time before I do this again 😰 its dam small and time consuming ,

    it works and its dunn😃

     

    Svein.erik 

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  5. 3 hours ago, Chuck said:

    But what is the thickness?   Not of the wales but even the general planking topsides.   Every Hahn model I see seems so heavy and "thick".  It makes the thickness of the bulwarks very wide with a huge cap rail that would probably end up being like two feet wide on the real ship.   If I were building the halifax, I would probably use 3/64" thick planking and that would be sanded even thinner once in place.  For the wales I would build it up in layers by adding another 3/64" strip on top of it and maybe a thinner one for the black strake.   Once the model is done and if done neatly.....who would ever know.   I realize that the real ships werent planked like this but its an odd thing to keep trying for "traditions" sake when maybe taking a different approach might be so much less painful and yield better results.  If it doesnt effect the final appearance why not give that a try?

     

    Chuck

    So this meens that I need to use 3/64 general planking for the cheerful hull ?

    Svein.erik 

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