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Last news of my new project : I decided to reduce scale from 1/48 (120 cm) to 1/72 (90 cm) : the first version would be too large for my home... 🤔 I shall start a new thread at scale 1/72 when ready (after reception of right scaled monography i've to buy)
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Thanks Steven I have the project of modelling a simplified version of the Saint-Philippe, a french at time of Louis XIVth, a three decked war ship, but I have first to read all the documentation (weight = 4 kg... 😘) At scale 1/48, it's a 1.20 m length baby :
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End of built : I have no doc for going further : Thanks to all friendly followers of this forum ☺️
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Nobody knows, but Jesus... ☺️ I've choosen the second, because it seemed to me easer making same all the sixteen pieces :
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Today tests, about the range-cleats (I prefer the left one, less difficult than the right two) :
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