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  1.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: Berbice 1780 by SaltyDog - Shipyard - 1:72 - CARD
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    I continue to plug away on the Berbice. (photos courtesy of catopower).
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    I got stalled on the cleats - since they are metal and need to be painted and my 'workshop' for non indoor activities has shrunk! I need to reinitiate that. I'll bring the Jutland game to the meeting this Saturday so you can take a look at it.
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    The mast and bowsprit have been attached and shrouds are in place.
  15. SaltyDog
    Thank you both for the suggestions regarding the copper tape. I'll need to get a supply of one more item, patience!
  16. SaltyDog
    Finished with coppering the hull. It's a little too shiny for my taste, so I 'm thinking of ways to weather it a little bit. Finished the transom railing. The posts are these really malleable pieces of cardboard soonce attaching the them to the stern I applied CA to harden them and them attached the two pieces of top rail.
  17. SaltyDog
    Coppering proceeds smoothly.
  18. SaltyDog
    Further progress made. I'm ready to copper the hull.
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  20. SaltyDog
    I started applying the 3rd layer of planking. The instructions tell you to finish the 3rd layer of planking before attaching the keel. However I went ahead and attached the keel so I may lay the tips of the planks at the bow to cover the small gap.
  21. SaltyDog
    I thought I'd give paper ship models another whirl. Decided to go with a laser cut Shipyard model to make it a little easier. I purchased the Berbice 1780 Baltimore Clipper. The kit is great - great instructions - wonderful parts, resin cannons, paint and a couple of paint brushes. I made some pretty quick progress.
  22. SaltyDog
    A couple of more progress photos.
  23.    SaltyDog reacted to a post in a topic: San Martin by MikkiC - Dusek - 1:72
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    A couple of more progress photos...
  25. SaltyDog
    I have been neglecting making updates as I have made further progress on this model. Here are some recent photos. Have some more deck furniture add as well as the rudder before I start on the masts, bowspirit and other related details.
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  27. SaltyDog
    Progress continues. 2nd planking commences. Then the wale was installed.

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