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  1. mtbediz
    Thank you Greg. First, I cut the wheels from a dowel to the appropriate thickness with a table saw, then from a smaller dowel, I cut the pieces representing the axle extensions and glued them to the center of the wheels with CA. I glue these wheels I prepared to the carriage axles. Lazy job
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    I have started making the wheels for gun carriages.
  3. mtbediz
    Hello Phil, thank you for sharing your technique. Good technique and nice result.
  4. mtbediz
    Thanks Greg. The micro mill is a tool that every modeler should have. Thanks to it, I can do many tasks faster and more accurately. I am using Proxxon MF70. An excellent machine, I recommend it.
  5. mtbediz
    I am adding the cuoins, transoms and breast pieces of the carriages.
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    After seeing the last photos, I understood your problem, but the truth is that I had the same problem and, just as Jon said, I fixed the problem by increasing the width of the planks in that area when laying the next planks.
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    If you do the edge bending the planks in the bow section of the ship, you will see that the planks fit exactly onto the bulkheads and you will get a smoother surface. As you can see in the photo, I do the edge bending with the help of an iron. I wish you a Happy and healthy new year to you too.
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    Thanks for the useful information Jon. I actually don't know the length of the original guns either. I just wanted the tip of the guns to be a little further out from the gun ports. Happy new year.
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    The scale of my model is 1:76. Actually, I needed slightly larger cannons, but this is the closest cannon I could find in Turkey. It was possible to buy larger sizes abroad, but since it would cost me a lot, I decided to use them. The length of the cannon is 43 mm.
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    Very nice nailing Tobias. Happy new year.
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    Precision work. We will see a very good planking in the end.
  12. mtbediz
    Thank you Greg
  13. mtbediz
    I have started the construction of gun deck cannon carriages. There will be 30 in total. I am making the cannon carriages from pear wood. First, I prepared a block that would form the side walls with a milling cutter, then I obtained the side walls by slicing the block with my table saw. After sanding and necessary drilling, I combined the front and rear wheel axles that I had prepared before with the side walls using the assembly jig I made.
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    No problem. These types of discussions are instructive for everyone wherever they are held.
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    I have started painting the upper hull. The starboard side is complete.
  16. mtbediz
    Thank you very much Jon. I agree with Greg, these are great information and pictures and helped me a lot. Now I have to decide whether to add window sashes or not
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    Dear friends I need a help in this stage. I would like to ask my friends who have knowledge. As far as I can see in the photographs, there are no frames in the stern windows of the ship today. Were there frames for glass in the windows in previous periods? If so, why did they remove these frames? Thanks.
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    I agree with you on the issue regarding the wife.
  19. mtbediz
    If I have nothing else to do, I work in my shipyard for 4-5 hours every day. I am retired.
  20. mtbediz
    I used 1x1 mm basswood. I keep it in boiling water for 2-3 minutes and then clamp to the mold I prepared before and wait for it to dry. If you want to speed up the drying process you can use a hair dryer. Important: After removing the wood from the water, it is necessary to bend and clamp it to the mold as soon as possible without giving it a chance to cool.
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    Nice, clean work.
  22. mtbediz
    I added the pilasters to the transom today.
  23. mtbediz
    Thank you so much Greg.
  24. mtbediz
    After completing the quarter gallery windows on the both sides, I added the moldings under the windows and on the transom.
  25. mtbediz
    Based on the kit plan, yours looks correct. Since I made the gunports larger, the distance between them decreased. This was due to my carelessness. I probably took the measurement wrong.

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