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  1. mtbediz
    Since I was away from the shipyard for a while, there was no progress on the model. Let me share a few photos that I like.
  2. mtbediz
    You are very good at metal work. Everything looks so nice Greg!
  3. mtbediz
    Close-up photos of the stancions. They're not as good as the real ones, but they work.
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    You are welcome Peter.
  5. mtbediz
    Dear Greg. The photos Jon posted are beautiful. Of course, I cannot do it this well on this scale, I just tried to simulate it. I'll take a close-up photo tomorrow and add it here.
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    First of all, thank you very much for your attention and warning me, Jon. Yes, you are absolutely right. I will lextend or remake the ladders. I haven't glued the ladders in place yet anyway. As for the hand ropes, I'm making them because I saw them in your build and in the photos of the ship. Other than that, I don't have any information.
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    I do the cuts with my mill. I just attach the side rails properly (with the same angle) onto a piece of wood with double sided adhesive tape and cut them together, then glue the steps. I don't use any jig for that.
  8. mtbediz
    I completed the gun deck hatch's stancions and hand ropes. I made two ladders from the spar deck to the gun deck and since they were still reachable I added stancions for the hand ropes because the beams would prevent me from reaching them later.
  9. mtbediz
    Hi Greg. Yes these are anchor chains. It would be difficult for me to explain how the system works on here, but there is a YouTube video that I like very much and you can find the answers to many questions about historic ships in this video. For the answer to your question, please watch from 18:50 of the video.
  10. mtbediz
    I made the chain pots and fixed them in place. These are where the anchor chains or ropes are transferred across the gun deck and into storage areas. I then hauled the anchor chains onto the gun deck.
  11. mtbediz
    Thank you so much Greg.
  12. mtbediz
    Conny's current situation.
  13. mtbediz
    You are my inspiration, Jon. I am learning a lot from you.
  14. mtbediz
    Thank you Todd.
  15. mtbediz
    I love your build and look forward to your progress.
  16. mtbediz
    That's it for today
  17. mtbediz
    Painted or unpainted, I'm sure your model will look great either way. You are working very meticulously and cleanly.
  18. mtbediz
    The spar deck is slowly taking shape. The unpainted parts in the photos have not been glued into place yet. After making sure that all the parts are compatible with each other, they are painted and glued.
  19. mtbediz
    Chain bitts and stove were glued in place at this stage. Because after this stage, their passage would be blocked by the beams.
  20. mtbediz
    Your build is progressing very well.
  21. mtbediz
    Thanks Jon. The chain provided by the kit didn't feel quite right to me. I think the links are too small, but a chain with 1x3 mm links seems to be closer to the scale. I found a chain of about 3 links/cm in the pictures on a local hobby shop. I think it was made with 3D resin printing. I ordered this, it looks okay but I think I'll have to paint it black.
  22. mtbediz
    Thank you for the information and photos, Jon. Do you have information about the size of the chain?
  23. mtbediz
    Planking looks so good.
  24. mtbediz
    Thank you so much for reminding me of this Jon, I had completely forgotten about that. Now it's time to look for a suitable size chain
  25. mtbediz
    Thank you so much my friend. If I don't have anything better to do, I spend 5-6 hours a day in the workshop

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