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  1. Thanks Greg. Life is pretty easy with that mill.
  2. So I made the right decision not to try to make the canopies your way.
  3. I completed the binnacles and installed them in their places.
  4. I just edited my answer, if you read it again it might make sense.
  5. I didn't use a special jig for this. I just fixed the rail onto a flat surface with tape and soldered the stancions to it while holding them with my hand. By the way, I use soldering paste for soldering, so my hand is free and I can hold the stanchion with my hand.
  6. Thank you Jon. For the aft skylight, I cut the base plate from 0.3 mm brass sheet and blackened it. I made the railing of the skylight from 0.7 mm brass wire, but I couldn't clean up the excess solder using my old files. So, I ordered a new set of files. I'll work on that later. Nothing is glued in place yet.
  7. I am working on captain's skylight. I prepared a hexagonal prism and a hexagonal-based conical prism from pear wood, adding details cut from 0.5 mm pear strips. I used black paint to represent the windows and made the window bars out of 0.5 mm brass wire. Finally, I finished it with a matte varnish."
  8. Never hesitate to ask anything Greg. I'm here to answer questions. Yes, I did exactly as you said and added a beam there. There are a lot of auxiliary beams on the original ship that I didn't add to my model anyway. And yes, I'll plank the aft side of the mizzen mast later.
  9. Thanks Greg. I was wondering where these ropes go and wanted to do a virtual tour to see them, but as you said, they go through the pantry.
  10. I made the deck planking for where the ship's wheel would sit and mounted it in place.
  11. Thanks Greg. We have a saying; "The tool works but the hand boasts". Proper tools really make my life a lot easier.
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