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Another solution, with composed structure, for more resistance and regularity of rails :
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After my last test about rails, I ordered for walnut 3 mm thick, and finished upper scroll :
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Some small details before the following heavy works :
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Following preparation works about rails :
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Without paper frames, the walnut wooden look can appear :
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New simulation with two rails and move out of awse-holes, that seems right ;
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After reflexion, I find these rails too thick and with an unpleasant look I stop provisory this yard, time to search something else more elegant
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Left side of rails completed, summary showing the final look of these objects :
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Down rails first approach, the verify of scale seems right :
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Ending all the back-stern of ship, next step, the forward rails :
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The back-stern is now all finished except some small carving each side :
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Today back-stern small finitions :
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A fast afternoon view on the otherside of back-stern, without the necessary sunlight :
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All parts of left side of the back-stern now verified and glued :
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The late sunlight help me for making well detailled pics :
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Left side of back-stern all prepared :
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Following works about side quarter back-stern :
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Second upper part prepared (right side of back-stern, to be glued) :
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Thanks, dear friends modellers The upper part of the back-stern left side is perhaps finished (few sunlight, sorry...)
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The two sides of the back-stern with finished wooden parts glued (I am happy...) :
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Printed Saint Philippe's monogram were glued inside the lateral frames :
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I also plan to include a printed Saint Philippe's monogram inside the lateral frames :
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Left side of the back-stern with finished wooden parts (not glued) :
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Someone asked me why I don't use the 3D printed accessories of decoration provided by E-shop My answer is that I prefer entirely wooden self made objects, because my model is without paint :
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As said a british Prime Minister, it is'nt the end of beginning, but, perhaps, the end of beginning :
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