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Yes, when drunk, midship makes all 180 ° out 😋
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The visual reality of guns on finished model : not very present 😛 I would find a better look, that's seems difficult...
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Tell me, what do you prefer (Out of historic knowledge...) : - brass or black cannons ? - Wooden or red painted carriers ? - Wooden or red painted wheels ?
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I fixed a default about fore mast and mainmast size : 10 mm (and not 13 mm...) I 've cut new mast partners
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At time of USS Confederacy, the wheels of gun carriers would be also red painted But Chuck did'nt, and I shall let natural wooden wheels as he did...
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@ Dubz Another detail: the smooth crown of the stern was never sculpted to facilitate the evacuation of water splashes, and preferably tarred to protect the wood from cracking caused by the sun
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One detail: textured smooth nails are never nailed with exposed heads Nails are poisonous for modellers health 🤢 Under 1/30 scale : strengstens verboten !
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The gun's natural wooden carriers with brass twelve pounder cannons The underwater hull is quite visible, without any préparation...
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