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GrandpaPhil

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  1. GrandpaPhil
    Nicely done!
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    Welcome!
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    Loracs, Good on you! Those are looking good!
  4. GrandpaPhil
    I’ve been brush painting that (or equivalent) onto one side, letting it dry, then brush painting it onto the other side. It works quite well and can be adhered to with standard PVA or wood glue. Plus it holds rivet detail. That’s how I’ve been making my iron parts for my models.
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    For best effect, make sure you seal the card on both sides prior to cutting. It prevents fuzzing and splitting/delaminating of the card. Sealing card parts is especially important for smaller and high detail pieces.
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome!
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    Very cool!
  10. GrandpaPhil
    If it follows French design, then the sea chests would have been forward of the engines and boilers. On the Russian Battleship Orel, it looks like the sea chests were about 1/4 of the way aft, from the bow. My Mikasa and Grazhdanyn don’t show them, which I will have to fix when I get around to building them.
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    Welcome!
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    Have you thought about thin card for the bulwarks?
  13. GrandpaPhil
    I would personally very much like to see how this kit develops. If I didn’t have so many models to build right now, I would throw my name in the hat for a tester.
  14. GrandpaPhil
    Ferrus, Good to see you back in the galleon arena! Looking forward to seeing this build!
  15. GrandpaPhil
    The good thing about paper planks is that they are easy to shape. I typically can use PVA glue, sometimes reinforced with a little CA, to keep everything in place. The tedious part is cutting the cardstock into long strips.
  16. GrandpaPhil
    The touchups are done: The sides are on and drying: This will look a million times better shortly, once I lay down wales and begin the second planking.
  17. GrandpaPhil
    Painting the insides of the sides:
  18. GrandpaPhil
    Welcome!
  19. GrandpaPhil
    Congratulations! Well done!
  20. GrandpaPhil
    Very cool!
  21. GrandpaPhil
    That looks amazing!
  22. GrandpaPhil
    Congratulations! Very nicely done! What’s next?
  23. GrandpaPhil
    Very cool!
  24. GrandpaPhil
    I think I’m going to try and get Admiral Claus to get me a Syren Rope Rocket and Serv O Matic for Christmas for this model.
  25. GrandpaPhil
    This is going to be awesome!

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