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Thats awesome allison, go big or go home right🍻. If i can be of any assistance just message me. Good luck!
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Ive finished the boat for the most part and decided to try a water base to display it on. I really didnt know how to do it but figured any major mistake was a layer of primer away from a distant memory lol. The method i chose used insulation foam and drywall mud. After that i primed it with white acrylic paint and started adding layers. After a decent base coat was finished i sprayed it with lacquer gloss to seal it in and then kept painting on top. Another gloss lacquer clear coat provided a perfect surface to dry brush the peaks. Overall im thrilled with how they both are turning out. I still have to attach oars correctly and build frame and enclosure, but these pics will give you an idea.
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Took a bit of a hiatus from the Real to build one of my alltime favourite interests, a saturn V rocket(airfix) and a launch tower(paper) i have finished both and returned to the the ship. Some pics of the saturn and tower first... Just because lol. Im waiting on the led spotlights to arrive in the mail.
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Hi vic, congrats on nearing completion. I purchased the model canada but it worked out to a similar price with conversion. It was a fun build, let me know if you have questions.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_(galley) Beautiful model, thanks for the link. I believe that is a different, later, french boat. The model i am doing is a spanish ship famous from the battle lepanto in the 16th century. There is a full scale replica of it in barcelona. But there are are lots of tips and design cues i could use. Thanks for sharing. Here is a link to the boat im building.
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Umping ahead to the rear portion of the boat while plugging away at the deck. In order to make painying easier(airbrush) im building as much as i can off the boat. Here is a mock up with some of the molded plastic decorations in place. Lots of flashing on the plastic bits to remove. Most of the plastic parts are going to be gold.
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Thanks oliver, i reference pics of the replica quite often, what a stunning boat. Would love to see it some day. This is only my second build, so not much reference. Because of the scale there are some very thin veneer pieces which are of good quality, for what they are, but i dont particularly like working with it. But i would say the dusek kit is of a much higher quality than the artesania latina kit of my first build. I would def recommend. The instruction dont really provide you step by step guidance, but gives you full scale images of the sections and you have to use those to figure out the way. But i would be happy to help you out if you do build it. I would suggest just jumping in at the deep end now, and just take your time and ask questions.🍻
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