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Hi Started the painting of the upper part of the hull. Cannon templates have been fitted but only 2 coats of sealer. Denis.
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Hi all As before I like to do as much of the build as possible , so it was time to paint the cabin windows ( blue and gold ). As you can see the laser cut went a bit astray !! ( what happened to quality control !!!! ) will tell you more as the build continues. Denis.
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Hi all Like the cap rails I pre stained the deck fittings and gave them just one coat of satin varnish when all was glued to the decks I gave the decks and the fittings one more coat of satin varnish. Denis.
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Last coat of black on the curves and brass now fitted, cap rail was pre finished ( sealed then a coat of stain, 2 coats of satin varnish )
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Hi all The ply board that the curves are on require cutting up into 7 pieces, the parts that make up the curves have to be soaked in water then I used an electric plank bender to form the curves. The decks have 2 good coats of sanding sealer and only sanded them down ( will varnish later ). The curves have 2 coats of sealer and 2 thin coats of thin black acrylic. Denis.
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Thank you Ed you are welcome to follow the log lots more photos to come. Denis.
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Just like a kid with a new toy I had to start her build asap. To all you men out there most of you will relate to what I am going to say. We never read the instruction book do we. First rule make sure you have all the parts ( I did not do this and it will come to bite me on the back side later ). As I understand it the original SOS had gilded carvings on a black background. So I did some tests with Gloss, Semi Gloss and Satin, I decided on the Satin. Denis.
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Ok looks like we all have to start again. Start with the box. Picked it up from TNT customs, as it cost way over $1,000nz dollars I had to pay import tax and Gst I think that came to an extra $480nz, the total all up was $2,500nz. Denis
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Hi Vince Good to see you back Denis.
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