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Yes but i just got curious when i saw the other kit.
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Ever since I discovered 1:64, I have only bought that size. Easy to work with and i want all of my ships in the exact same scale as far as possible. But there seam to be nearly chaos in scales on the kit market so i guess we all think differently. Does scale matter to you and why?
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Whales added and sanded. For once, i didnt use pins... the Chuck method with CA. It took some time to get used to … with my fingers constantly stuck on the model like a kid licking a metalpole a cold winterday. I am seriously thinking of using Tanganyika Wood for the planking since i dont know where to get boxwood in Europé.
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HMS Victory by Vane - Corel - Scale 1:98
Vane replied to Vane's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
Lots of work done on all my 4 kits this weekend so i decided to take some photos tonight of the current state. Here dry fitting the mast which soon will be glued in position. Just a few more blocks to tie. -
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Its a huge difference between the Granado and the Snake kit. So I guess there has been alot of product development. Its too late to change on the Snake now but once i start on my Diana i Will go with the method that worked best 🙂
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I just noted that both Victory models and Caldercraft have kits in the same scale 1:64. So which one is best and what's the difference?
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Thanks. I havent done it on my Snake yet where u add three 3mm stripes on top of the 2nd planking. Here you start with the whale which is bigger (2layers of three 4mm stripes).
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The pre bending tool makes it a bit easier... but I hope i got this right. It feels that everything else will be relying on getting this in exact position!
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I Will do the whales in walnut, paint them black and then try a few options out...
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The whales have been marked out. This kit design differs from others i have done where u start with doing the complete whales by adding 3 strips of 1x4mm walnut in 2 layers. After that you start with the 2nd planking.
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We are just guessing but as I said… its not rocket science!
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