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  2. Greelt
    Mark, Thank you for your answer, this was exactly what i was looking for. To all, thank you for your warm welcome. Greelt
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    David, Thanks for your welcome. Regarding the planking of the decks, i'm aware of the limited head space. My question was mainly regarding covering the plywood on the underside to make it look more realistic. Thanks Greelt
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    Hello to all members of this forum. I'm new to the ship modeling world. At the age of seventy i thought it would be a good idea to start a new hobby. A few days ago i purchased the Occre Trinidad cross section which will be delivered in a few weeks, in the meantime i am surfing the net for information and found this great forum which gave me a lot of information. One question keeps popping up in my mind, a lot of people go to an incredible level of detail but on a cross section of any wooden ship or windmill i came across nobody ever planks the underside of decks or floors. Is there a specific reason for that ? Looking forward to learn a lot more at this forum. All the best Greelt

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