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  1. Kyak
    Added some chaines to the rudder and stern.
  2.    RossR reacted to a post in a topic: Diana by Kyak - OcCre - 1/85
  3. Kyak
    After almost one year, a little bit work done.
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  7. Kyak
    Hi RossR, Youre going fast! I 'm buiding the Diana too but at a much lower pace... I' far from an expert, but it turned out pretty good for my Diana's hull. I used Chuk's method too. For the first layer, i soaked the planks in hot water for 10 minutes. fix them on the hull and let it dry out. For me it worked fine. The second layer wasn't that easy. The planks are very thin and therefore the planks tend to buckle up during the bending proces. I used an old iron to make the curve. Some planks needed the proces up to ten times to make the curve. Check my buildlog. There are some pictures about how i planked the hull. Keep up the good work! Gr. Kyak
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  14. Kyak
    Litlle update, The lower part of the hull is oiled. The keel and rudder parts are replaced by walnut parts. The windows of the gallery are a pain in the a**. I couldn't get the curve right and decide to use the solution that DavidG used on his Diana. Replacing the PE brass part by styreen strips. It took a lot of hours to do this job... But happy with the re. µ
  15. Kyak
    Little update after long break...
  16. Kyak
    Little update, Added some rails
  17. Kyak
    Thanks! I will replace the keel with walnutwood.
  18. Kyak started following HMS Victory 1737 by Ekis - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - Scale: 1:84 - inspired by the Victory of 1737
  19. Kyak
    Planking is finished. Sanding is done.
  20. Kyak
    She can float. The lower part of hull is finished. Up next is the upper part and sanding....
  21. Kyak
    Hi Richard, Very nice job so far. What colour of blue are you using? I like it very much... Gr. Tom
  22. Kyak
    Planking below the wales is almost done. One side is finished.
  23. Kyak
    Hi, Really nice progress on your model. A question, what did you use to color the masts? I really like it. Gr.
  24. Kyak
    Second planking halfway, progress is slow...
  25. Kyak
    Hi Rob, Thanks for the kind words. Take your time and don't rush things and don't be afraid to do things over. Second plankings is much harder than the first layer because the wood strips are extremely thin (0.5mm). When you bend thin strips sideways, they start to pop up on certain places. You can bend them sideways, in multiple stages. In the extreme curves, you have to do this proces up to 10 times, to get the curve right.
  26.    Kyak reacted to a post in a topic: Frigate Diana by ObviousNewbie - FINISHED - OcCre - Scale 1:82 - Second wooden ship build
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  28. Kyak
    Here is a little update

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