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Very nice start of the build, i like the stand, it will keep ship still. I really like ship lines of that period of time. Will be watching your build.
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Hight quality build, should be proud! Hope to see your next build soon!
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Having fun working on the second deck. I still need to check if all wire connection are in good shape, light is working, hope to do it soon. Made small hole to change diod when i goes down. Few photos of my work.
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US Brig Syren by Gahm - Model Shipways
zappto replied to Gahm's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
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Beautifull ship to look at! This is sad then work need to redo, it happens for me a lot of times, i am happy rigging is way a head for my build. What De bonder do you use? Does it work on Tidebond wood glue?
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This is smooth work there! I guess you are working every awake hour! You have done a lot work indeed, was real pleasure read your log, good luck!
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Wonderful piece of art, i like the case. Does the glass case attached to the glass floor?
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Yes, i find out full windows set looks much better, found this on your ship log! Today placed first deck gun carriages which are under the second deck. I am still not sure if it is necessary to paint in red gun holes. Now working on the second deck planking. Few photos of my work.
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This is beautiful ship, i like planking, all is looking will be nice show piece!
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Thank you Scott, your build is looking really inspiring, i hope take some ideas of it, love your ship wood color! Now i am working on main deck electricity, will place two diodes for light. Few photos of my work.
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This is fine wood model ship, i like dark color hull, nice finish!
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Was reading your log, it is one master piece, wish to have skill to make ship look so nice!
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Thank you Amateur, i will use that info, need to get that book. Working on the deck planking, decided to make planks with blackened sides.
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Hello, i was searching info of Friesland, found it is based on real ship which existed - Hohenzollern model which was of a dutch 17th century 2 decker. This is one photo i found of this ship model. I am still in search of photo real ship, which was destroyed on WWII.
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Hi, your build is really inspiring, i like your solid work on detail!
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Thank you for likes! Having fun fittings gun ports, i think i will use stock gun ports for the main deck, they look not too bad, will paint them black later. I used wood filler for the hull, later sanded it all, it helps to make shape look nice! Work goes on.
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