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I finished Santa Maria. Many thanks to the followers. I am planning to start a scratch build next but haven't decided yet which model it will be.
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Support for the lifeboat was made. I did not use the laser cut plywood supports given with the kit. I prepared the anchors and made a buoy (the kit does not contain the buoy)
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Hello friends. I continued to prepare the accessories. I made the barrels and a stewpot today. I used my mini lathe and a small file.
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OK friends, I made the stove yesterday and painted it black. The stove is not available in the kit. I made it myself.
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Hello friends. I haven't posted the photos for a while but that doesn't mean I am not working on my Santa I was just lazy to post the updates. Apologies my followers (if I have followers ) I am sharing what I have done so far without text. By the way I am modifying the kit trying not to use some metal cast object and making them from wood as much as possible.
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Thank you so much my friend. I am following your build with a big interest and inspiring. This is my second Santa Maria build, if you are interested I have a log for it on MSW as well.
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I built up the forecastle bulwark and did the planking bulwark outside. I used the laser cut rail of the poop deck and planked rail inside and outside.
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Forecastle, channels and the rudder are in place. The forecastle deck was planked wıth 2x3 mm walnut strips. The rudder and the chammels were planked with 1x4 mm walnut strips.
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I finished the second planking. After a light sanding I glued the wales and futtock riders. I used 2x4 mm walnut strips for wales and 2 layers of 2x4 mm walnut strips for the futtock riders.
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