Fernando E
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Hi James
The planking is looking good!
Cheers...............Fernando
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The planking is looking good Tom.
Cheers.............Fernando
- usedtosail, popeye the sailor and EJ_L
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Many thanks Chris. Will scour Bunnings later today.
Cheers...... Fernando🍻
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Hi Chris, what's the name of the cabinetmakers glue you use? Nice looking finish on the swift
Cheers.........Fernando
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Hi Tom, if it's any consolation I found planking the hull one of the most challenging I've done. The second layer of planking hid many of the faults and filler used on my model.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers...... Fernando 🍻
- popeye the sailor, EJ_L and usedtosail
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Hi Dave....looking good. A lot of work put into it over the past couple of months. Nearly at the deck furniture stage , then the rigging!
Cheers..........Fernando
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Welcome back to the shipyard! Glad to see some more progress on the build which is looking really nice.
If you get a chance give us a photo of your WW2 diorama....sounds interesting.
Cheers.............Fernando
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Hi Rod
The case sets off the Endeavour beautifully. Congratulations again on a great build!
Cheers.............Fernando
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Nice planking job Tom!
Cheers.........Fernando
- EJ_L, popeye the sailor and usedtosail
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Looking good Blacky!
Cheers.............Fernando
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Hi James.....have already forgiven the animals so am getting on with the new build. Will hopefully be posting some pics over the coming weeks.
Cheers.......Fernando
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Hi Tom
I was also concerned about the planks and did glue them (not a lot of glue but just enough to hold them in place). Once the second planking is in place there is more than enough strength to keep it all together.
Cheers.........Fernando
- EJ_L, usedtosail and popeye the sailor
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Welcome aboard Dave. It may be a while before I send updates but hang in there!
Cheers..............Fernando
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Update on a disaster at the shipyard....after a break from modelling due to work commitments and Christmas holidays I arrived back home to find that a fight between the dog and the cat and the subsequent dropping of the model from a first floor balcony, my build was, to say the least, unable to be salvaged .
In disgust I threw the lot in the bin and sulked for a while before I ordered replacement parts (I was able to salvage some of the parts and all of the deck furniture yet to be built). Long story short, I will start on the Perseverance again but unless something crops up during the initial stages will not post any new pics until I start again on the second layer of planking Here are a couple of shots of where I was at before the disaster...
I still can't believe it has happened but the moral to the story is to either get rid of the dog and cat (highly unlikely as we are pet lovers) or just keep the workshop under lock and key and put away all the work in s safe spot before heading off anywhere!
Cheers..............Fernando
- ccoyle, GrandpaPhil, DaveRow and 1 other
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Hi Tom, slow and steady is the way to go on this model. This was my fourth build and the hardest as far as planking was concerned....don't know why but I really had to work hard to make it work.
Cheers...........Fernando
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HM Cutter Mermaid 1817 by JamesBhm - Modellers Shipyard - Scale 1:48 - first build
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1801 - 1850
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Hi James, the planking has come up very nicely....well done!
I also was not totally happy with the planking where they touched the stem on my model but I really don't notice it much now that I have had it sitting on the shelf for a few years.😋
Cheers..............Fernando