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JpR62

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  1. A small step forward. I set up the fixed block at the stem.

    What I really like about this project is that each step represents a mini-project in itself.

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    I used a small strip of wood of the right width to be sure to stick the 2 elements at the right distance and well parallel.

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    The bolts are simulated and the block is put in place.

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    One last note: with this project, you don't have to worry too much, because Chuck was generous in the elements provided.

    Any part which represents a certain difficulty is supplied in several copies. In case.

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  2. Thank you all for your kind words and thank you to all the likes.

    It is greatly appreciated.


    Bob, I'm just trying to do my best. Luckily I am fortunate to have some great examples on this forum.

    Your longboat is a little wonder and will be an example to follow when I start working on the rigging. Just follow my best.

     

    Glenn, the building board is supplied with the kit and is also essential when setting up the frames.

    I just stick it on a piece of chipboard to make sure it doesn't warp and make it more convenient to handle.
    And yes, I confirm your feelings, this project is really enriching and very fun. I can only advise him.

     

  3. Thank you to all the 'Likes'

    I added the moldings.

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    After temporarily sticking the boxwood strip on a hardwood square using double-sided scotch, I formed the molder by running the scraper many times over the boxwood strip until I was satisfied with the result.

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    Following precisely the instructions, I then carried out the mast thwart.

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    Finally all the elements were put in place.

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    As my base of blue oil paint is now perfectly dry, I will be able to work on the frieze. A lot of free-hand work ...

     

     

     

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