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  1. Fernando E
    A brief update on where I'm at. It has been slow progress to date as work and family commitments have been keeping me away from the shipyard. I've started on the ratlines and will send photos as soon as I have made progress on them. In the meantime the standing rigging is almost complete. Cheers..........Fernando
  2. Fernando E
    Hi Troy, definitely square. I had the same issue but on going forward a few pages I noticed Photo 35 on sheet 13 that the first layer of planking shows it as square. See the photo of what I did below Cheers........Fernando
  3. Fernando E
    Hi Troy I had the same issue on my model and worked around it after much cutting and pasting and sanding.....the end result was fine (I think!) Good luck with your model Cheers............Fernando
  4. Fernando E
    Hello Troy from the land down-under. I've also been busy on this model but have not posted any updates for quite sometime due to work and family commitments. I'll be doing so in the next few days and will keep up with how you are coming along with your build log. I also had some adjustments to be made on the bulkhead and cross beams.....not major but a little annoying! Still I have built the Mermaid and the Norfolk, both Modellers Central kits and overall I am pretty happy with their kit. Some kit bashing was required but overall very enjoyable build projects. Chook....I'll also follow along on your project as well. Cheers...........Fernando
  5. Fernando E
    Congratulations Tom on a wonderful build! Your son is one lucky bloke and will no doubt be extremely happy and proud with what his dad has built. Cheers.............Fernando
  6. Fernando E
    Hi Tom Congratulations on a great looking model. Cheers........Fernando
  7. Fernando E
    Tom Very much on the home stretch now and looking very good! Cheers...........Fernando
  8. Fernando E
    I agree with you Tom, I'm pretty sure it's there to hold the tiller when an extra pair of hands are needed on deck. Cheers..............Fernando
  9. Fernando E
    Many thanks Sam for your quick response. Cheers.......Fernando 🍻
  10. Fernando E
    OOPS...apologies I meant Sam not Lou!!! Cheers........Fernando
  11. Fernando E
    Hi Lou I'm interested in the AOS Beagle. Will you ship it to Australia? I'm happy to pay by paypal or direct credit to your account. Cheers...........Fernando
  12. Fernando E
    Nice work Tom! Cheers...........Fernando
  13. Fernando E
    Peta.....your work is brilliant. I am really enjoying following your work. Cheers....... Fernando🍻
  14. Fernando E
    Looking beautiful Tom. That green is perfect! Cheers.........Fernando
  15. Fernando E
    Iv'e now placed all of the deck furniture, anchors etc on the model and have made a start on the masts. This will be my first double masted ship so should be interesting! Here she is without the masts. The only piece left of the deck furniture I have left off is the binnacle (see below) which doesn't really inspire me. I was going to either leave it off altogether or paint it black(!). It looks too clunky and just not right. I don't know if this type of binnacle is representative of the early 19th century ships so will need to do some more research. Any suggestions from those more in the know would be greatly appreciated. I'm off for a "long holiday" so won't be back at the shipyard till mid October but will keep looking in from time to time. Cheers.............Fernando
  16. Fernando E
    A huge apology for the very long delay in posting some pics on my second attempt on this build. I have been working on her for a few months (on and off....in between work,travel and grandson minding commitments) but time goes by quickly and despite my best efforts have not had an opportunity to upload some progress shots....so here goes. I finished the second layer of planking and despite some re-planking some parts I was happy with the end result. Work on the model so far has been relatively straight forward. The build plans are very easy to read and the photos are excellent. Parts have, generally, been easy to install with some minor sanding or adjustments on some of the smaller parts. I've been fitting some of the deck furniture and will be moving on to the masts and rigging in the next few days. Hopefully I will be giving a lot more detail and more regular updates as I progress to the next stage of the build.. That's it for now....apologies for the lack of detail but I thought that I should update where I'm at before going further on the build. Cheers...............Fernando T
  17. Fernando E
    Danny.....congratulations and a well deserved recognition of your work! Cheers.........Fernando
  18. Fernando E
    Lovely looking paint job Tom. Cheers........Fernando
  19. Fernando E
    Hi James I'm with you on the middle one! Cheers......Fernando 🍻
  20. Fernando E
    Hi Antony Really coming along and already looking beautiful. Cheers............Fernando
  21. Fernando E
    Hi Antony Welcome back and I'm looking forward to some more photos. Cheers............Fernando
  22. Fernando E
    Hi James, I used the 0.6mm decking with 3 or 4 layers and it worked a treat. I also painted it black and you can't even see the layers. Cheers....... Fernando 🍻
  23. Fernando E
    Hi Dave Congratulations on your beautiful build. The display case and the stand really adds to the finished model. Cheers...... Fernando 🍻
  24. Fernando E
    Hi Tom I found the plans provided were very basic and at times difficult to follow. One of the more challenging builds I have done! Your planking looks a treat so, as they say, "keep on keeping on". Cheers..........Fernando
  25. Fernando E
    Hi Dave As a first time carver the finished product looks fantastic....well done! Cheers...............Fernando

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